I have a question please. What expression can be use if, under symbology, you want to make an item equal to two names, rather than one name? The AND operator or the OR operator does not express what I want. My specific example is I have a mining joint partnership with two projects. I want to be able to say "Project" = "x" AND "y", so that when I test it, I get two features returned. Can this be done or do I need to make it one by one?
@@WanjohiKibui Thank you so much your answer clarified where I am going wrong and how to solve the problem. I created a new field under the attribute table and named it Project. This means all projects under this Project can have the same name. Then I followed your labelling rules. So now the map legend has one Project...The main point is you helped me a lot. Very many thanks!
Great tutorial Thank you!
Very cool video, thanks!
I have a question please. What expression can be use if, under symbology, you want to make an item equal to two names, rather than one name? The AND operator or the OR operator does not express what I want. My specific example is I have a mining joint partnership with two projects. I want to be able to say "Project" = "x" AND "y", so that when I test it, I get two features returned. Can this be done or do I need to make it one by one?
I'm not sure I fully get your question, but in this last example you can do "Project" == "x" AND project=="y"
@@WanjohiKibui Thank you so much your answer clarified where I am going wrong and how to solve the problem. I created a new field under the attribute table and named it Project. This means all projects under this Project can have the same name. Then I followed your labelling rules. So now the map legend has one Project...The main point is you helped me a lot. Very many thanks!
Thank you, but what if I want to do random colors for each object? For example, "if '"institute" ILIKE '%sec%' then color = random"? Doesn't it?
You can do that too. Problem is when you have too many items, you might run out of color codes 😄