Hi,
It is a common requirement that users want to export a QGIS attribute
table to Excel/CSV/Spreadsheet. While CSV is probably easy, the other
two are probably more complex, but there are some good Python libraries
around. For my users, Excel is the most requested table export format.
I
is there away to convert espg 4326 to standard shp files , that
programs can use ?
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hm - what do you mean by that? EPSG 4326 is just one projection format
(like thousands of other projections). All shapefile readers should be
able to deal with it.
In QGIS, when you save to a Shapefiles you can even select the target
projection and it will automatically project the data for
ty for your help andreas , but the program i have on my pda , does not
accept this type of shap file espg 4326 , but it accepts shape files
from cloud made but only some
.
Stephen
On 01/12/2011, Andreas Neumann a.neum...@carto.net wrote:
hm - what do you mean by that? EPSG 4326 is just one
I'm going to take a guess that you are asking if QGIS can create a prj
file that contains the projection information so that other programs
loading the shapefile can also read it. If that's the case I believe the
Vector-Data Management-Define Projection tool is what you're looking for.
sorry - unless you are more specific I am unable to help.
What difference does it make if it is cloude-made or QGIS/OGR-made? It
seems like your PDA app is a bit picky. Maybe a projection limitation or
an encoding limitation?
As I already said you can change the projection to some other
Hello all,
Congratulations to all new charter members! Many of them are
developers and users of QGIS:
http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Election_2011#Charter_Member_Election
all the best,
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Hi Andreas
Who else would be interested in such functionality?
this is one of the features qgis users/trainees ask more around here. So
I guess that if they represent a part of the qgis users universe, such
feature will interest quite a lot of people :)
cheers
-- Giovanni --
Hello,
I agree that such a tool would be very useful for many people. In my work I
frequently have to collect environmental variables in a GIS and then export
them to Excel/Calc for processing. To be able to this quickly with a few
clicks would save me (and many people) a lot of time and
Hi
I think it would also be nice to be able to make joins directly to an Excel
spreadsheet, since a lot of attribute data are available in this format.
With this even non-GIS users will be able to deliver and update data for
direct use in Qgis.
Andreas Neumann wrote
Hi,
It is a common
Hi,
The functionality that I rely on to do this operation in ArcGIS and
MapInfo is the windows clipboard - if tab delimited data is present on
the clipboard, then it will paste with the expected tabular format into
Excel (and many other applications). This is far and away the quickest
method
Hi Marco --
Nice work! I tested it with Android 2.3.4 on HTC Incredible 2, and most
things worked well.
I have a couple of suggestions and a couple of bugs (one serious): are you
collecting feedback somewhere?
Jerry
On Thursday, December 01, 2011 2:10:08 AM Marco Bernasocchi wrote:
Hi
Report bugs here http://hub.qgis.org/projects/android-qgis
2011/12/1 Jerry Bond gb...@rochester.rr.com:
Hi Marco --
Nice work! I tested it with Android 2.3.4 on HTC Incredible 2, and most
things worked well.
I have a couple of suggestions and a couple of bugs (one serious): are you
A useful extension to the existing functionality would be to be
able to disable the WKT column transfer in some way which would
significantly reduce the volume of data being transferred via the
clipboard, and consequently speed up the process.
I agree, such option would be very useful.
If the QGIS team decides to add this feature, they might want to look
at the freexl library. (Brought to you by Sandro of SpatiaLite fame.
http://www.gaia-gis.it/FreeXL/freexl-1.0.0a-doxy-doc/index.html
David.
On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 4:34 AM, Filipe Silva Dias filipesd...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
Some people already discovered it ;-):
http://darrencope.com/2011/12/01/new-control-rendering-order-option-in-qgis/
Thanks to the work of Jürgen there is now a decoupling of the layer
structuring and the rendering order available in current master. It
allows you to group layers
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