Depends how you connect your fields:
"field1" || ' ' || "field2" -> one line
"field1" || '\n' || "field2" -> two lines
and if you have a '\n' (like in a file path) within your string it would
also results in two lines... then you should escape your backslash with
\\ or use /
Mit
hi
in the label I include 2 fields ( through the expression dialogue )
one appear above the other
is there a way to arrange them in one line?
thanks
boaz
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Dear list,
I'm working on a quite large Qfield workspace for going through attributes
of thousands of existing points. The nature of these objects is that they
might easily be identical by their attributes along a street. Since the
number of objects is high, the process of inserting attributes
Hi Jean,
You could also use the plugin „Contour“. It takes a point layer as input and
calculates not only contour lines, but also contour polygons, i.e. the area
between neighboured contour lines will be filled.
Sincerely,
Christoph
> Am 08.04.2019 um 09:38 schrieb Weijers, Jean (Kerkrade)
>
Dear Jean,
you need to interpolate your point information to a raster and then you may
extract isohypes based on the grid.
Regards, Christine
Weijers, Jean (Kerkrade) wrote
> Is there a tool in qgis to convert point information to isohypes?
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Hi,
One of our users joined an Excel table with attributes (non-geometry)
table to a table with geometries using a common key.
This works fine so far and in the attribute table we can also see the
joined attributes.
Now he wants to filter the data. QGIS tells him that it needs to create
a
Hello
Is there a tool in qgis to convert point information to isohypes?
Best regards
j.weijers
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