Hi Frank,
Reasonable thought, thanks - but I named the 1p (not p1) and that worked.
Would be interesting to see what the author of the CSV import section of
QGIS has to say.
Regards,
Zoltan
On 2015/08/04 13:29, Frank Sokolic wrote:
Hi Zoltan,
I wonder if this is a DBF format restriction. If I remember correctly
DBF field names have to start with a letter followed by any
combination of letters and numbers up to the maximum field name length.
Frank.
On 04/08/2015 12:26, Zoltan Szecsei wrote:
Hi,
Using the above version on Win 7 64 bit, I read a CSV file (as
attributes only) stipulating that "first record has field names"
Record 1 is as follows:
"SALnum","SALnam","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","10+"
When I open the attribute table, I see that fields 1 & 2 have names
SALnum and SALnam, but the rest are called 'Field_3', 'Field_4' and
so on.
When I edit record 1 of this CSV file to look like:
"SALnum","SALnam","1p","2p","3p","4p","5p","6p","7p","8p","9p","10+p"
The I get the correct field names (albeit 1p instead of just "1")
Is this an error, or is there some reason further down the line, that
attribute tables cannot have 'numeric' field names?
Thanks and regards,
Zoltan
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