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solution could be to split the polygons into segments while
being careful to keep track of which original polygon each
segment was part of, for example using an attribute. Then you
can calculate the length o each segment and classify them.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Den 2022-08-11 kl. 14:57, skrev Jon via
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<pre class="moz-quote-pre" wrap="">Hello,
Is it possible to sort a shapefile by certain lengths of the shape
sizes? Say I wanted to review only those shapes that are between 100'-
150' per side, is something like that possible? Or because some shapes
are irregular, have the same criteria but it must match at least 3-4 of
the sides.
I don't think something like this is possible but figured I would post
the question and see. Maybe there will be an answer saying no but
leading me on another rabbit hole. :)
Thanks for any help,
Jon
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