Hi,
For what I have tried with your data, the Z coordinates have a really
high value (around 2999675) (is it not a bit strange for arqueological
excavation data?) and it seems QGIS does not like these high values (and
it may need a fix).
So I have tried by decreasing 299 on all Z data an
I have produced a map with hub lines using the vector analysis tool but now
want to analyse the lines themselves e.g. work out max/min/total distances from
a node and not sure how to do this as the attribute table from the hub layer
does not have the line related data. Presumably I have to add i
Good morning Nora (or afternoon) ,
I'm wondering if you select (draw a polygon using the select tool)
around one or two points you might select 2 or 4 points - you may have
points stacked accidentally.
Randy
On 3/26/25 02:14, Nora Badenhorst via QGIS-User wrote:
Hallo Chris,
Hope you are
