[Qgis-user] question about print composer

[Carlos Cerdán]

I have a walkthrough to share:

1. Open the dbf file of layer in Calc (or Excel)

2. Styling the table to be included in map. Lines must be 1 pixel width or
more

3. Export to PDF

4. Open with Inkscape (Corel Draw can be used also)

5. Clip/adjust limits of sheet to limits of table.. or both to size that we
have in QGIS composer.

6. Save as SVG "text" versión for any future change. Don't close, because
we need another version.

6. Select all objects and convert to "paths" (it says "trayectos" in
Spanish)

7. Save a second version: "paths" as SVG. In this version, text is not
editable, but it's fine showed in composer. Text version has troubles to be
showed. Take note of dimensions of this drawing, because it'll be used in
composer (width and tall).

8. In composer insert an image, select our SVG "paths" and define position,
width and tall.

Best wishes

Carlos Cerdán



2014-08-05 19:49 GMT-05:00 Nyall Dawson <nyall.dawson at gmail.com>:

> On 6 August 2014 05:17, Manuel Fallas <fallasmanuel at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi, I wanted to ask if anyone knows, in the print composer, how to
> > accommodate a large  attribute table.  It because when I do  the
> > inclusion of tha attribute table, I get a single column down to does
> > not fit the sheet.
>
> You could try adding a "id" column to your data, which is just an
> incremental number. Then, in the composer attribute table select the
> filter option and filter the first table to show rows with an id <=
> 100. Add a second table and filter it to rows >100 and <=200, and
> repeat for as many tables as you require.
>
> There's work underway to improve this for 2.6.
>
> Nyall
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