HELLO GREETINGS TO ALL.
I HAVE EXCELENT DATA OF PATIENTS TREATED IN HOSPITALS AND I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW
IF I CAN INCLUDE IT IN QGIS. I ALSO HAVE PHOTOS AND VIDEOS OF THESE PATIENTS
CARED FOR THAT I WOULD LIKE TO SHOW ON QGIS BY CLICKING ON THE POINT ON THE
HOSPITAL LAYER.
IF SOMEONE CAN HELP
Charles, thanks very much. This looks promising.
I'm out all day but will check it later and advise . . . . .
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Cheers, Spring
On 14/Apr/2021 07:34, Charles Dixon-Paver wrote:
If you want the layer dependant label visibility to be applied to the
entire layer, then indeed using an expre
If you want the layer dependant label visibility to be applied to the
entire layer, then indeed using an expression in the "Show label" rendering
option should do what you are asking. By the sounds of things though, you
should probably just be using a simple expression like:
if (is_layer_visible(
Hi,
You can use a vector layer as suggested or use a raster layer with a specific
value for land or water. You can then use something like the point sampling
tool plugin (a plugin that you must install and activate) to retrieve the value
of the point on the raster of vector layer.
Make sure
Hi Rene,
If I understand correctly then you want to use both SNAP to snap to a node and
also maybe TRACE to trace along a series of vertex?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTnGZlojbio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMotVVaSjjs
Cheers - Phil
From: Qgis-user On Behalf Of Rene
Hi Milena,
There's an algorithm "Random Points in Polygons" that will only return
points within the polygons of a layer. So you need a vector layer for
land for the area you are interested in.
Hope this helps,
Raymond
On 14-04-2021 08:36, Milena Muehler wrote:
Dear community!
I’m new to QG
