[Qgis-user] QGIS Raster Calculator - cannot add two mutually exclusive areas with logical statement because nodata excludes the other's data

[robertlozar]

Once again, thanks for the reply.  I really appreciate it and do not wish to
be difficult, but....

As I originally mentioned I tried the gdal_translate route but I am looking
for a way of doing this using the raster calculator as one can do in other
GISs.  I didn't state that the reason is, once I get this down right, I will
turn over the procedure to be automated by others for bulk processing so I
am looking for a means of doing it in one statement.   So my question is,
"Does the QGIS raster calculator have this ability?" (rather than as part of
the Model Builder).

You see, I am the one around here pushing the use of QGIS our agency's
research tool, rather than others.  If I can not figure out a way to do it
within the Raster Calculator when most of the other GISs can, well I put at
a severe disadvantage.  So please persevere  with me on this.

Thank you, Bob



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