Hi Julia
I think you are needing to rather make use of the Rules symbology
styling, which allows for sublevels. First, as you have done, create
your symbology using Classification. Then, change the styling type to
Rules. Under Other, right click and then you get options to create
additional sub-level/nested categories, based upon another field etc.
I hope this assists.
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Regards,
Nigel Berjak
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On 2025-01-21 14:42, Julia | Bureau Endemica via QGIS-User wrote:
When I use categorized symbology on my polygon shapefile in QGIS, a
part of the features is assigned the category "other values". Then, the
features in this category receive that same color. In my case, however,
I also want the features that end up under "other values" to be
categorized with their own color. I don't understand how to change that
and I also don't understand why specifically these features are
categorized as other values. Is there anyone who can help me with this?
Kind regards
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