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What format has the txt file? The file should have a header to get all da to import a delimited text it should be composed from at least a x and y coordinate. You have to give the delimiter (probably a "," or maybe a tabulator = \t . If you now select a file, then you can chose the x resp. y column in the listboxes. If that not works be sure that the coordinates are written in british system, I mean decimal values delimited by a ".". For me this works perfectly.<BR>
If you have further trouble please post the composition of the text file.<BR>
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cheers<BR>
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Stefan<BR>
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Am Donnerstag, den 26.08.2010, 20:49 -0700 schrieb john: <BR>
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HELLO ALL,<BR>
ANY ONE KNOW AN EASY WAY TO DISPLAY A TXT FILE WITH LONGLAT CO-ORDS AS A SHP FILE IN QGIS AND THEN CONTOUR ATTRIBUTES WITH VALUES IN SIMILAR RANGES? I'VE TRIED THE PLUGIN, ADD DELIMETED TEXT, BUT WENT AROUND IN CIRCLES AND EVENTUALLY CRASHED MY 1.5.0 VERSION. ANY SUGGESTIONS WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. <BR>
J.R.
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