Hi Dario
Yes. If you use an Atlas, you can use the specified project zoom levels
to zoom to an appropriately 'recognised' scale. The other option is to
script it where you can specify via an expression, in the scale of the
layout, to round to nearest levels based upon ranges e.g. when >10000
and <= 12499 then 10000. I hope this helps.
Cheers.
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Nigel Berjak
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On 2024-09-02 22:39, Dario C via QGIS-User wrote:
Hi,
I have a multilevel base chart based on zoom level.
Sometimes, on my layout I have to use a scale beacuase of my paper
size, but I would like to follow criteria of the nearest zoom level
chart.
For instance, I have to set 1:11.000 scale but I would like to see my
chart with the layers I have in 1:10.000.
It's like in the model space I set a scale, I lock it and than I zoom
the view.
Is there anything similar to the paper scale in order to force the
visualisation?
Thank you in advance
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