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Symbolising with one expression and labelling with another using QGIS?
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InArcPy: Using lblclass expression to change font style and colorUsing expression string builder to ignore NULL values in QGIS?How to group by a category and sum multiple variables within that category using QGIS?Changing legend label when cycling through Atlas created with QGIS composerWhy do I need to use labelling when setting fill colour with a python expression in QGIS?Using EasyCostumLabeling tool with expression based label?Scripting the mapping of style columns attributes in QGIS?QGIS Legend multiple name for one shapefile using stylesQGIS API Label expression for vector layerLabel layer as symbol colors with QGIS 3
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I'm wondering if it is possible to categorise layers in QGIS using one expression but label it using another? I have several layers based on the same dataset but clipped so they have different areas. I want to categorise them so the symbology matches between the layers but label the categories with the areas as well.
At the moment I am using the same expression for each layer but have to manually change the category colours to match.
In ArcMap, I used the advanced symbol legend label tool from maplogic for the this.
An example of what I'm doing. The colours and description stay the same but the area change based on buffered areas. I'm using an expression to categorise the layers e.g. 'MAPUNIT' || " - " || 'DESCRIPTION' || round(sum('AREA', 'MAPUNIT'), 2))
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I'm wondering if it is possible to categorise layers in QGIS using one expression but label it using another? I have several layers based on the same dataset but clipped so they have different areas. I want to categorise them so the symbology matches between the layers but label the categories with the areas as well.
At the moment I am using the same expression for each layer but have to manually change the category colours to match.
In ArcMap, I used the advanced symbol legend label tool from maplogic for the this.
An example of what I'm doing. The colours and description stay the same but the area change based on buffered areas. I'm using an expression to categorise the layers e.g. 'MAPUNIT' || " - " || 'DESCRIPTION' || round(sum('AREA', 'MAPUNIT'), 2))
qgis labeling
edited Apr 6 at 10:58
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Could u detail a bit more how your project is structured ? AFAIK there is no connection between the symbology and the labeling so i would answer 'yes' !
– snaileater
Apr 6 at 7:42
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I'm wondering if it is possible to categorise layers in QGIS using one expression but label it using another? I have several layers based on the same dataset but clipped so they have different areas. I want to categorise them so the symbology matches between the layers but label the categories with the areas as well.
At the moment I am using the same expression for each layer but have to manually change the category colours to match.
In ArcMap, I used the advanced symbol legend label tool from maplogic for the this.
An example of what I'm doing. The colours and description stay the same but the area change based on buffered areas. I'm using an expression to categorise the layers e.g. 'MAPUNIT' || " - " || 'DESCRIPTION' || round(sum('AREA', 'MAPUNIT'), 2))
qgis labeling
edited Apr 6 at 10:58
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I'm wondering if it is possible to categorise layers in QGIS using one expression but label it using another? I have several layers based on the same dataset but clipped so they have different areas. I want to categorise them so the symbology matches between the layers but label the categories with the areas as well.
At the moment I am using the same expression for each layer but have to manually change the category colours to match.
In ArcMap, I used the advanced symbol legend label tool from maplogic for the this.
An example of what I'm doing. The colours and description stay the same but the area change based on buffered areas. I'm using an expression to categorise the layers e.g. 'MAPUNIT' || " - " || 'DESCRIPTION' || round(sum('AREA', 'MAPUNIT'), 2))
qgis labeling
qgis labeling
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Could u detail a bit more how your project is structured ? AFAIK there is no connection between the symbology and the labeling so i would answer 'yes' !
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Could u detail a bit more how your project is structured ? AFAIK there is no connection between the symbology and the labeling so i would answer 'yes' !
– snaileater
Apr 6 at 7:42
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Could u detail a bit more how your project is structured ? AFAIK there is no connection between the symbology and the labeling so i would answer 'yes' !
– snaileater
Apr 6 at 7:42
Could u detail a bit more how your project is structured ? AFAIK there is no connection between the symbology and the labeling so i would answer 'yes' !
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