The answer is rerunning osgeo-setup.exe
and using the advance install and selecting the python-xlrd and python-xlwt
packages.
I can't figure what got changed/added where but it works!
Richard
Anchorage, AK
On Sun, 12 Aug 2012, Giovanni Manghi wrote:
Are there Windows users who have
Noli, Thanks for your reply, but ... OK I downloaded a .tar file, eventually I got a folder
dist/xlrd-0.8.0/scripts and dist/xlrd-0.8.0/doc examples and 1000s of words of Python documentation stuff.
I have no idea what to do with what I downloaded. What to I put where to get
QGIS XYtools to
I installed through OSGeo4W. I also uninstalled QGIS and repeated the
installation. After trying to install XLRD myself, I managed to get it into the
right place in the Python27 folder (with considerable help from Noli - very
patient fellow) but no changes. I may have still misunderstood what
I need to estimate the population of post codes by doing an areal overlay with
smaller census tracts over the
postal codes.
How is this done in QGIS?
Thanks -
R Hoskins
Anchorage, AK
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Vector geoprocessing tools intersect 1.7.3
I built a buffer around an airport of 10 miles. The buffer intersects 4
counties within the 10 mile radius buffer.
The resulting layer is a join of the airport attributes with each of the
county attributes resulting in 4 records. The geographic
I have installed 1.8 on Windows 7 but I get a message The procedure entry
point sqlite3_open_v2 could not be located in the dynamic link library
sqlite3.dll I uninstalled, reinstalled, etc - same result.
Same install on Windows XP results in a working 1.8
How can I fix this on Windows 7?
I have a DBF of population data. A vector layer of the census tract. A common
ID of FIPS.
Please explain in some detail or point me to somewhere that explains this in
some detail. The 1.6 manual says ftools has
such a thing, the 1.7 manual ftools description does not indicate such a thing
