On 05/20/2011 01:32 PM, Saber wrote:
> You can digitize the points each with a unique ID similar to your
> dbf/txt/excel.
> Under Vector > Geometry Tools > Export/Add geometry.
>
> You can then join the 2 table either in QGIS (join under Properties > Join
> in 1.7) or in your favorite spreadsheet
You can digitize the points each with a unique ID similar to your
dbf/txt/excel.
Under Vector > Geometry Tools > Export/Add geometry.
You can then join the 2 table either in QGIS (join under Properties > Join
in 1.7) or in your favorite spreadsheet application (using vlookup
function for example).
Hi List,
given a (txt/excel/dbf) table with data and two empty x,y columns in it
given that a user based on a record of that data can point on a map
where a record is located (either because there is some location
description in the record, OR because there is an old scanned map
available with nu
On 05/20/2011 12:31 PM, Frank Sokolic wrote:
Hi all,
When creating attributes for new vector layers the Type drop-down list
shows three options: Text data, Whole number, Decimal number. However,
the attributes list displays these as String, Integer and Real. I have
found that new users of QGI
Hi all,
When creating attributes for new vector layers the Type drop-down list shows
three options: Text data, Whole number, Decimal number. However, the attributes
list displays these as String, Integer and Real. I have found that new users of
QGIS find this slightly confusing. Could I offer tw
