Styling based on Values
mtm815
Global Mapper UserTrusted User
in Vector Data
Can I style based on multiple attributes?
Example:
Attribute Value
Foreclosed Yes/No
City Limits Yes/No
I want to style all houses within the city limits with a green star, all the houses outside the city limits with a orange star, and all of the foreclosed houses with a empty square (show the star shows underneath).
Is this possible?
Will I need to combine both attributes into one?
Thanks,
Michael
Answers
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Hi Michael,
We have an open feature request for the ability to define feature styles based on multiple attributes. At the moment, it is not scheduled for implementation, but I have added your information to the ticket. We are in the process of evaluating functionality requested by users for inclusion in the next release, and having more users request a feature helps to increase its priority.
In the meantime, as you suggest, you will need to combine both attributes into one. You can do this using the Attribute Calculator. Use a Formula Calculation with the concat function. For example, if you want to combine ATTR1 and ATTR2, the function would look like this:concat(ATTR1,ATTR2)
If you want to put a delimiter between the values, such as a comma, use:concat(ATTR1,",",ATTR2)
Cheers,
Bob
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