m currently struggling
with a similar issue.
Regards,
Martin.
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Very nice work Nyall!
Thank you very much,
Martin.
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On 17 November 2015 at 06:59, Matthias Kuhn wrote:
> I use the process on a postgis DB, but Shapefiles are also capable of having
> tabular data without geometries attached.
> However I do not know how you would create such a file (easily) from an
> existing geometry-less layer.
>
> Maybe somethin
Add
Part” tool to digitise them.
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Matthias Kuhn
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Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] Creating Geometries for tabular data
I use the process on a postgis DB, but S
I use the process on a postgis DB, but Shapefiles are also capable of
having tabular data without geometries attached.
However I do not know how you would create such a file (easily) from an
existing geometry-less layer.
Maybe something like this:
http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/327/how-can
Hi,
Matthias, what kind of format can this file be?
This is not the first time I see MapInfo user asking about this feature. I
personnaly had last week to add geometries to features that were in a
tabular file (csv) and couldn't find how to do this except giving an unique
ID to the table data, and
Hi,
IIRC you can use the "add part" tool to create geometries for existing
objects. Just use the attribute table to select the proper object and
then digitize with the add part tool. Of course the selected layer has
to be capable of saving geomtries in the format you like (i.e. you
cannot geometri
Hi!
Martin is right. This is a piece of cake in MapInfo and a very useful work
flow. The suggested method requires that you look up the object in the
table and then copy its uid to the created object. This is an unefficient
method.
I have recently struggled to do the same in ArcGIS which proved to
Probably the easiest way to do this would be a join - so if you made me
do this I would do:
1. Create a layer (say a shapefile) with a point and a unique ID.
2. Make sure that Unique ID is reflected in your tabular data (point 1
has a corresponding '1' in the tabular data or a point of "Water P
Hi,
I'm after your suggestions for the best work flow for adding spatial data to
existing tabular data.
Say we have a tabular list of playground equipment - I want to associate a
point object with each row in the list - so I end up with spatial and attribute
data in the one table.
I used to do
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