[Qgis-user] Relations table

[labrinos at eled.auth.gr]

Hi Matt,

You have to have a common column in both tables (QGIS table and  
spreadsheet). The cells in both columns of the tables must contain  
exactly the same values.
Then, open the layer in QGIS, go to properties and choose Connections.
Then go to (+) symbol and follow the instructions.

Nikos


Παραθέτοντας από Matt Boyd <mattslists at gmail.com>:

> Hi QGISers,
> I'm trying to work out how to link up a table of data with no spatial
> information to a gis layer with locations.
> Each location has more than one property, the property is in an excel
> spreadsheet.
> I want to use the location data from the GIS layer and the properties from
> the table to classify the points. Both of these datasets are maintained
> separately and I need to be able to bring them back together for analysis.
>
> I'm having trouble getting all of the results for a point in the table to
> link to the location.
>
> Any tips on this?
> Thanks



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