QGIS Tutorial - Create Buffers and Select/Identify Features within Buffers

QGIS is a powerful but free GIS tool for researchers and planners in many sectors who need geographic and spatial information to efficiently support their work. For transport planners, the most frequent function of QGIS is to draw a circle (buffer) centred at a specific point on a map with coordinates known, and identify which feature points are within the given buffer.
This is a hands-on tutorial to instruct beginners to quickly learn such skills and waste less time on filtering this useful content from other long QGIS tutorial videos.
There are two spreadsheets involved in this tutorial that can be requested from the author - please drop an email to [e-mail]. Otherwise you may create your own spreadsheets for your exercise that's way too easy.
The MMQGIS plugin cited in this video can be downloaded from QGIS official website: plugins.qgis.o...

[@muhammadtalhaimtiaz8616]

Thank you so much.. You give the best solution to my problem

[@akoripanipirishadrach388]

I want to create a buffer within another buffer. For example, 250m radius from 500m radius
how do I go about it?

[@diptarkadatta2907]

Hello Sir! Thank for the video! I have one problem: In the "Create Buffers" dialogue box, the Edges Attribute option is showing "Rounded" as the only option. Hence, the algorithm is not working. Is there any way I can fix this error?

[@johanjober4157]

Seems to be a bug. I had the same problem, but if I added a column to the csv file with the point coordinates that was called "edges" and any number in the column (I used 10) the problem somehow disappeared and then worked as in the video.

[@ajitkumaryadav3741]

I need your help