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<DIV>I have a number of point features which contain an attribute I call
"bearing" and another one called "slope". Each point has a bearing between 0 to
359 degrees. And the slope is either "+15" or "-15", etc, such as +15% or -15%
depending on the steepest slope of the ground.</DIV>
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<DIV>What I am wanting to do is display an arrow on the map with the arrow
pointing in the bearing direction. With a negative slope% pointing outward from
the point and a positive slope% pointing inward to the point.</DIV>
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<DIV>I'm using this in a forestry context with cruise plots. I'm fairly certain
that ArcGIS can do this (As I've seen it on maps) but I'm hoping that QGIS can
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