Hi Steven,
There are two ways to access these elements:
* through the attribute table
* by changing the behavior of the Identify tool: Options --> Map Tools
--> Identify section --> "Top Down". This should return a listing of all
elements that were hit, no matter if an element is covered by others.
Andreas
On Tue, 10 Sep 2013 09:08:40 +0000, Steven Campbell wrote:
Hi
I have a layer that has nine polygons that are identical, I need to
delete eight of them, but I can't seem to see a way of easily
identifying the one polygon I need to keep (i.e. QGIS only allows me
to click on the top polygon, not scroll through the underlying
polygons).
Any suggestions would be gratefully received!
Thanks
Steve Campbell
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