Sure,
the situation could be:
csv file content:
NAME,2013,2014
REGION1,"1000","2000"
REGION2,"3000","4000"
I try to add this file into QGIS as an only table, with no geometries
associated and the result I get is like this:
NAME,field_2,field_3
REGION1,"1000","2000"
REGION2,"3000","4000"
El 26/05/2014 18:26, Alexandre Neto escribió:
Hello,
can you please send a sample of your csv file?
Alexandre Neto
On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 5:24 PM, Ourizo Cacho <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have a *csv file that I´m trying to add as an attribute only
table. The question is that QGIS only recognizes the name of the
first field. The others are named, field_2, field_3 and so on...
The rest of the table, including attibutes are ok.
How can I get the correct names of the fields into a new QGIS
attribute table??
Any help, please?
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