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Automating the attribution filling [on hold]
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
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I am new to QGIS but eager to learn new ways to automate the current process.
In my project I have to open the attribute table of the batch_16 layer having 5 fields (date, checked_by, td_created, td_catagor and op_comment).
There are 4 additional layers also (woody, sand, builtup, baresoil)
The logic is, if I make any new features in any of these 4 layers after jumping to a grid tile of batch_16 layer as shown in the pic, then I have to assign some attributes to the selected grid tile attribute field as below:
td_catagor: what layers I have worked on after pressing "zoom to selected" to the grid tile and before moving to another selection. woody - W, baresoil - B, sand - S, builtup - BU. If there are more than one layers I have created new features then each letter should be separated by comma as depicted in the image.
Could you please share some suggestion/scripts/solutions/methods how can I automate this process.
qgis layers feature-count autofields
asked Apr 10 at 13:47
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I am new to QGIS but eager to learn new ways to automate the current process.
In my project I have to open the attribute table of the batch_16 layer having 5 fields (date, checked_by, td_created, td_catagor and op_comment).
There are 4 additional layers also (woody, sand, builtup, baresoil)
The logic is, if I make any new features in any of these 4 layers after jumping to a grid tile of batch_16 layer as shown in the pic, then I have to assign some attributes to the selected grid tile attribute field as below:
td_catagor: what layers I have worked on after pressing "zoom to selected" to the grid tile and before moving to another selection. woody - W, baresoil - B, sand - S, builtup - BU. If there are more than one layers I have created new features then each letter should be separated by comma as depicted in the image.
Could you please share some suggestion/scripts/solutions/methods how can I automate this process.
qgis layers feature-count autofields
asked Apr 10 at 13:47
Keshav SharmaKeshav Sharma
174
put on hold as too broad by PolyGeo♦ yesterday
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
I feel that the logic for point 3 and 4 is to somehow find featurecount in each of the 4 layers and then check if any new feature has been added before jumping to new grid tile.
– Keshav Sharma
Apr 10 at 14:19
have a look at variables: nyalldawson.net/2015/12/exploring-variables-in-qgis-2-12-part-1
– PieterB
Apr 10 at 14:35
I was able to correctly automate the point 1 and 2 now, but have no idea of 3, 4 and 5😐
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
@KeshavSharma - It would be great if you mentioned how you automated your tasks (i.e. what expressions did you use). This could be beneficial for others :)
– Joseph
yesterday
As per the Tour there should be only one question asked per question. If you are stuck on a step then your question should be about that step.
– PolyGeo♦
yesterday
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I am new to QGIS but eager to learn new ways to automate the current process.
In my project I have to open the attribute table of the batch_16 layer having 5 fields (date, checked_by, td_created, td_catagor and op_comment).
There are 4 additional layers also (woody, sand, builtup, baresoil)
The logic is, if I make any new features in any of these 4 layers after jumping to a grid tile of batch_16 layer as shown in the pic, then I have to assign some attributes to the selected grid tile attribute field as below:
td_catagor: what layers I have worked on after pressing "zoom to selected" to the grid tile and before moving to another selection. woody - W, baresoil - B, sand - S, builtup - BU. If there are more than one layers I have created new features then each letter should be separated by comma as depicted in the image.
Could you please share some suggestion/scripts/solutions/methods how can I automate this process.
qgis layers feature-count autofields
asked Apr 10 at 13:47
Keshav SharmaKeshav Sharma
174
I am new to QGIS but eager to learn new ways to automate the current process.
In my project I have to open the attribute table of the batch_16 layer having 5 fields (date, checked_by, td_created, td_catagor and op_comment).
There are 4 additional layers also (woody, sand, builtup, baresoil)
The logic is, if I make any new features in any of these 4 layers after jumping to a grid tile of batch_16 layer as shown in the pic, then I have to assign some attributes to the selected grid tile attribute field as below:
td_catagor: what layers I have worked on after pressing "zoom to selected" to the grid tile and before moving to another selection. woody - W, baresoil - B, sand - S, builtup - BU. If there are more than one layers I have created new features then each letter should be separated by comma as depicted in the image.
Could you please share some suggestion/scripts/solutions/methods how can I automate this process.
qgis layers feature-count autofields
qgis layers feature-count autofields
asked Apr 10 at 13:47
Keshav SharmaKeshav Sharma
174
asked Apr 10 at 13:47
Keshav SharmaKeshav Sharma
174
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Keshav Sharma
asked Apr 10 at 13:47
Keshav SharmaKeshav Sharma
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asked Apr 10 at 13:47
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asked Apr 10 at 13:47
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174
put on hold as too broad by PolyGeo♦ yesterday
Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
put on hold as too broad by PolyGeo♦ yesterday
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I feel that the logic for point 3 and 4 is to somehow find featurecount in each of the 4 layers and then check if any new feature has been added before jumping to new grid tile.
– Keshav Sharma
Apr 10 at 14:19
have a look at variables: nyalldawson.net/2015/12/exploring-variables-in-qgis-2-12-part-1
– PieterB
Apr 10 at 14:35
I was able to correctly automate the point 1 and 2 now, but have no idea of 3, 4 and 5😐
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
@KeshavSharma - It would be great if you mentioned how you automated your tasks (i.e. what expressions did you use). This could be beneficial for others :)
– Joseph
yesterday
As per the Tour there should be only one question asked per question. If you are stuck on a step then your question should be about that step.
– PolyGeo♦
yesterday
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I feel that the logic for point 3 and 4 is to somehow find featurecount in each of the 4 layers and then check if any new feature has been added before jumping to new grid tile.
– Keshav Sharma
Apr 10 at 14:19
have a look at variables: nyalldawson.net/2015/12/exploring-variables-in-qgis-2-12-part-1
– PieterB
Apr 10 at 14:35
I was able to correctly automate the point 1 and 2 now, but have no idea of 3, 4 and 5😐
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
@KeshavSharma - It would be great if you mentioned how you automated your tasks (i.e. what expressions did you use). This could be beneficial for others :)
– Joseph
yesterday
As per the Tour there should be only one question asked per question. If you are stuck on a step then your question should be about that step.
– PolyGeo♦
yesterday
I feel that the logic for point 3 and 4 is to somehow find featurecount in each of the 4 layers and then check if any new feature has been added before jumping to new grid tile.
– Keshav Sharma
Apr 10 at 14:19
I feel that the logic for point 3 and 4 is to somehow find featurecount in each of the 4 layers and then check if any new feature has been added before jumping to new grid tile.
– Keshav Sharma
Apr 10 at 14:19
have a look at variables: nyalldawson.net/2015/12/exploring-variables-in-qgis-2-12-part-1
– PieterB
Apr 10 at 14:35
have a look at variables: nyalldawson.net/2015/12/exploring-variables-in-qgis-2-12-part-1
– PieterB
Apr 10 at 14:35
I was able to correctly automate the point 1 and 2 now, but have no idea of 3, 4 and 5😐
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
I was able to correctly automate the point 1 and 2 now, but have no idea of 3, 4 and 5😐
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
@KeshavSharma - It would be great if you mentioned how you automated your tasks (i.e. what expressions did you use). This could be beneficial for others :)
– Joseph
yesterday
@KeshavSharma - It would be great if you mentioned how you automated your tasks (i.e. what expressions did you use). This could be beneficial for others :)
– Joseph
yesterday
As per the Tour there should be only one question asked per question. If you are stuck on a step then your question should be about that step.
– PolyGeo♦
yesterday
As per the Tour there should be only one question asked per question. If you are stuck on a step then your question should be about that step.
– PolyGeo♦
yesterday
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I used AutoFields plugin in QGIS and entered expression as in the image and unchecked the "calculate expression on existing features."
answered yesterday
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I used AutoFields plugin in QGIS and entered expression as in the image and unchecked the "calculate expression on existing features."
answered yesterday
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I used AutoFields plugin in QGIS and entered expression as in the image and unchecked the "calculate expression on existing features."
answered yesterday
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I used AutoFields plugin in QGIS and entered expression as in the image and unchecked the "calculate expression on existing features."
answered yesterday
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174
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I feel that the logic for point 3 and 4 is to somehow find featurecount in each of the 4 layers and then check if any new feature has been added before jumping to new grid tile.
– Keshav Sharma
Apr 10 at 14:19
have a look at variables: nyalldawson.net/2015/12/exploring-variables-in-qgis-2-12-part-1
– PieterB
Apr 10 at 14:35
I was able to correctly automate the point 1 and 2 now, but have no idea of 3, 4 and 5😐
– Keshav Sharma
yesterday
@KeshavSharma - It would be great if you mentioned how you automated your tasks (i.e. what expressions did you use). This could be beneficial for others :)
– Joseph
yesterday
As per the Tour there should be only one question asked per question. If you are stuck on a step then your question should be about that step.
– PolyGeo♦
yesterday