Thanks for all the feedback. I will work through all the suggestions and
see which works best for me.
On Tue, 3 Dec 2024 at 08:21, DelazJ via QGIS-User
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Le 3 décembre 2024 00:36:20 GMT+01:00, Ludwig Kniprath via QGIS-User <
> qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org> a écrit :
> >Hi Pat,
> >
Hello Paddy,
I guess it will work with a Shapefile (or Geopackage) that allows multi-point
feature type. Then it works in the same way as if you want to add an additional
part to an existing geometry.
You can open the attribute table and select one dataset there. Then activate
the map window,
Hello,
Le 3 décembre 2024 00:36:20 GMT+01:00, Ludwig Kniprath via QGIS-User
a écrit :
>Hi Pat,
>
>
>Step 1 (already done): import csv as "Delimited Text Layer". Since there are
>no coordinates this results in a geometry-less layer.
>
>Step 2: export and load the just imported csv as vector-laye
Hi Pat,
Step 1 (already done): import csv as "Delimited Text Layer". Since there
are no coordinates this results in a geometry-less layer.
Step 2: export and load the just imported csv as vector-layer
(GeoPackage, Shape), geometry-type "Point", desired projection. This
results in a Point-La
Hi Pat,
Step 1 (already done): import csv as "Delimited Text Layer". Since there
are no coordinates this results in a geometry-less layer.
Step 2: export and load the just imported csv as vector-layer
(GeoPackage, Shape), geometry-type "Point", desired projection. This
results in a Point-Lay
