So the last couple of responses are good - those are things you need to
check.
Try this - bottom right hand corner of QGIS there is a small icon that
appears to be a circle with some shading. Just to the left of it you
probably see EPSG:4326 (hopefully). Click on the icon - turn on "on the
fly" CRS transformation and see if things line up.
Randy
On 08/08/2014 02:08 PM, Mary O'Shaughnessy wrote:
Hello all:
I am a very new user of QGIS (v. 2.4) on a Windows installation. I
have a SHP file and a CSV file with good geocoded addresses in the
area delineated by the SHP file. However, I cannot get the layers to
display together. I have turned off “Control rendering order,” checked
the transparency of the layers, and can’t figure out what else is
wrong. I searched the documentation and didn’t find anything else.
Any suggestions are very much appreciated.
Thank you.
Mary O’Shaughnessy
Manager, Information Technology
Her Justice
100 Broadway, 10^th Floor
New York, NY 10005
646-442-1179
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