Hi! Looking at your setting screenshot you sent: First record has field names (which is correct and makes the second line now the first line)
Number of header lines to discard :1 (which now discards the first line of your actual data) Don't discard a line and you should see all of your data Regards Werner 11 Feb 2026 15:51:44 ERT - Mike Breiding via QGIS-User <[email protected]>: > Greetings, David. > I followed your instructions and I am making some progress. I now have two > categories with individual symbologies for the Mile Marker point layer. > However, there seems to be a problem with my CSV file or something else. The > layer is not displaying the first Mile Marker point and I cannot see why. > The first point displayed is M2, not M1. > > Here are the beginning entries in the CSV file > > Lat Long Mile Style > -79.92445 39.70958 M 1 1 > -79.936296 39.698546 M 2 1 > -79.939802 39.68499 M 3 1 > -79.958298 39.683171 M 4 2 > > > The layer does not display M1. The first point displayed is M2. > I verified M1 coordinates are correct. > > There are screen shots here: > https://photos.app.goo.gl/UuBvw1Y6XNNahb5aA > > Any idea of what the problem might be. > Thanks, > WV-Mike > ================== > On 2/10/2026 10:31 PM, David Strip wrote: >> You can style markers differently, even if they are in the same layer. I >> would add a new integer column to the CSV file "style". Points that are to >> receive the same styling get the same integer value. For example, red >> markers are 1, blue are 2, etc. Or square are 1, round are 2, etc. Then in >> the properties->symbolize tab, select "Categorized" for the styling method, >> and select the new style field for value. Then set the style for each >> category. >> >> I think this approach has two advantages: >> 1. Easier import of the point >> 2. Better control over grouping points with similar styling. >> >> There are probably other, perhaps more powerful ways that someone else can >> suggest. >> >> >> On 2/10/2026 5:58 AM, ERT - Mike Breiding wrote: >>> On 2/9/2026 8:44 PM, David Strip wrote: >>>> placing each point on a separate layer seems unusual. Can you tell us why >>>> you want to do this? >>> Hello Dave, >>> There are 29 points representing mile markers on a local Rail-Trail. >>> I would like to be able to style some markers differently from the others. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> -Mike >>
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