Try this:
X field is Long
Y field is lat
Don't click DMS - leave unchecked.
Click add and see if those now line up where they need to line up. I
tossed an OSM map up there and I'm assuming these are road outcrops - so
I feel mostly good about the import.
Randy
On 11/26/24 15:54, Byron Veilleux via QGIS-User wrote:
i have attached a csv file of several points with 2 simple text
labels to accompany the x, y positions.
when i import this file, i try to import in DMS decimal format. i
specify column 2 as the x and column 3 as the y. when it imports, it
puts the points in the wrong spot. the x column becomes y and the y
columns is completely in error. this should be a fairly simple
import, can you please tell me how i can get this file to import
properly. i was importing into WGS 84 so that should not be the issue.
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Conjugate Geologic Services Limited
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