Hi Mike,
Right click on the Layer, select Properties and go to Symbology. From there you
should see, at the top, a drop down menu set to Single Symbol. You should
change this to Categorize. Then under Value, set this to the Counties name
field. Then click on Classify.
I hope that helps.
Hello,
we have provided a free open source Tool "MapQonverter" which can write
QGIS project files from ArcMap project files. The only thing is, the
tool is an ArcMap Toolbox, so ArcMap will be needed to use it - that
is the main difference to SLYR from NorthRoad which can read mxd files -
An extension to this question. SLYR is not free. By any chance, are you
aware of any open source plugin or tool to accomplish this task?
Regards.
On Tue, Mar 1, 2022 at 4:27 PM krishna Ayyala
wrote:
> Nyall,
> Thanks a lot for the information.
> Regards.
>
> On Tue, Mar 1, 2022 at 3:19 PM
On 3/1/2022 2:53
PM, Micha Silver wrote:
Just one other step. Click on
the tiny arrow to the left of the layer name to "open" the
full list.
YIPPEE!
Thanks, Micha.
WV-Mike
On Tue,
Did you click the > arrow triangle thing to the left of the layer name to
expand it (so you can view the categories)?
From: Qgis-user On Behalf Of Mike Breiding
- Morgantown WV
Sent: Tuesday, March 1, 2022 1:29 PM
To: Micha Silver ; Qgis
Subject: Re: [Qgis-user] Displaying county attribute
Nyall,
Thanks a lot for the information.
Regards.
On Tue, Mar 1, 2022 at 3:19 PM Nyall Dawson wrote:
> On Wed, 2 Mar 2022 at 08:13, Alexandre Neto wrote:
> >
> > ArcGIS pro map is a binary (non-human-readable) proprietary format.
> Which means that, apart from ESRI, no one knows how to read
So, apart from ESRI and Northroad :-)
A terça, 1/03/2022, 22:19, Nyall Dawson escreveu:
> On Wed, 2 Mar 2022 at 08:13, Alexandre Neto wrote:
> >
> > ArcGIS pro map is a binary (non-human-readable) proprietary format.
> Which means that, apart from ESRI, no one knows how to read and write those
On Wed, 2 Mar 2022 at 08:13, Alexandre Neto wrote:
>
> ArcGIS pro map is a binary (non-human-readable) proprietary format. Which
> means that, apart from ESRI, no one knows how to read and write those files.
>
> So, no. You can't.
Actually -- just to clarify. SLYR
Unfortunately, due to the lack of QGIS "documenters", the documentation
main focus is in the users manual and the training manual is lagging behind
QGIS Development.
There's a testing version that is where the changes are being written, but
not sure if that section is updated
Alexandre Neto
A
ArcGIS pro map is a binary (non-human-readable) proprietary format. Which
means that, apart from ESRI, no one knows how to read and write those files.
So, no. You can't.
A terça, 1/03/2022, 21:49, krishna Ayyala
escreveu:
> Hello,
> I have a Arcgis pro map saved with (.mapx ) extension.Is it
Hello,
I have a Arcgis pro map saved with (.mapx ) extension.Is it possible to
bring this map into QGIS without losing the symbology?
Regards.
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I'm working through the QGIS Training manual 3.16, module 14.8. In 14.8.1 &
14.8.2, there are discrepancies between the instructions and the
application.
Specifically, an 'Advanced Interface' pull down is not available in the
Processing toolbox, and I'm unable to locate the 'Tools for Lidar data'
On 3/1/2022 1:45
PM, Micha Silver wrote:
It's "Symbology" (not styles). I the
Symbology tab, choose at the very top "Categorized" (instead
of Single Symbol), then select the "COUNTY" attribute column
for categories.
You'll
On 3/1/22 22:32, Mike Breiding -
Morgantown WV wrote:
On 3/1/2022 1:11
PM, Micha Silver wrote:
I found a shapefile of WVa counties with
names here:
On 3/1/2022 1:11
PM, Micha Silver wrote:
I found a shapefile of WVa counties with
names here: https://data.wvgis.wvu.edu/pub/Clearinghouse/boundaries/wvCountiesUSCensus/
This is the data I am using.
I set the
I failed to mention I am using Hannover 3.16
WV-Mike
===
Greetings,
I have a state county outline layer in a project and wish to be
able to see a list of the county names in the Layers column.
I looked through the options for the Layers
Jeff,
I can replicate the problem. I have an idea about what may be wrong. I will
get this working, but I am not sure when. Hopefully, this week, but if not
probably next week.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
Calvin
On Tue, Mar 1, 2022 at 6:59 PM Jeff Sonnentag
wrote:
> Well, since
Well, since I knew I had just exported something fine last week I went and
checked that KMZ to be sure and also exported it again and that worked fine.
So QGIS was closed, started again, and the only thing opened was the specific
shapefile and the style always used was created again by the last
Jeff,
I tried points and polygons with graduated symbols and both worked. If you
are using an unsupported style and not just a basic type of style it will
fail although if it is a point layer it can handle more complex styling
because KML Tools exports the icons as png images. Much of the QGIS
I'm positive KML Tools worked perfectly fine before in exporting the Symbology
style (some Categories of various colors and transparency) the same as visible
in QGIS. But now everything comes out one style/color rather than the ones
they are supposed to be. I still have the box checked for
Hi,
In your Styling, set it to Categorized and select the field which has your
County Names.
Click Classify and you should get the full list of Counties. You can then
modify your style to match your requirements.
Regard’s,
Richard.
——
Richard McDonnell MSc GIS, FME Certified Professional
FRM
Greetings,
I have a state county outline layer in a project and wish to be
able to see a list of the county names in the Layers column.
I looked through the options for the Layers Properties and also
went through the menus but I saw nothing obvious.
Hi,
When I am extending an existing line with the vertex tool (by enabling
the vertex tool and clicking on the small "plus" symbol), can I then
still activate the "tracing" functionality to follow along other
features?
If yes, I haven't found out how - any hints would be appreciated a lot!
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