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Rename cells in Attribute Table to 'XXX.$ID'


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I feel like this should be easy to answer, but I can't get it to work for me. I need to edit the attribute table of a .gpx file before I load it into my GPS, in order to label the points. I can rename each point with $ID, but I have several files and want to be able to distinguish between them. I would like to be able to name them something like "500m.1" "500m.2"... "1km.1" "1km.2"... etc.



I can use the expression 500+$ID to give me "501" "502" etc. but that will become difficult to read for some of the files. How can I combine text with $ID in a single cell? All my attempts so far result in 'Expression is invalid'.










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    I feel like this should be easy to answer, but I can't get it to work for me. I need to edit the attribute table of a .gpx file before I load it into my GPS, in order to label the points. I can rename each point with $ID, but I have several files and want to be able to distinguish between them. I would like to be able to name them something like "500m.1" "500m.2"... "1km.1" "1km.2"... etc.



    I can use the expression 500+$ID to give me "501" "502" etc. but that will become difficult to read for some of the files. How can I combine text with $ID in a single cell? All my attempts so far result in 'Expression is invalid'.










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      I feel like this should be easy to answer, but I can't get it to work for me. I need to edit the attribute table of a .gpx file before I load it into my GPS, in order to label the points. I can rename each point with $ID, but I have several files and want to be able to distinguish between them. I would like to be able to name them something like "500m.1" "500m.2"... "1km.1" "1km.2"... etc.



      I can use the expression 500+$ID to give me "501" "502" etc. but that will become difficult to read for some of the files. How can I combine text with $ID in a single cell? All my attempts so far result in 'Expression is invalid'.










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      I feel like this should be easy to answer, but I can't get it to work for me. I need to edit the attribute table of a .gpx file before I load it into my GPS, in order to label the points. I can rename each point with $ID, but I have several files and want to be able to distinguish between them. I would like to be able to name them something like "500m.1" "500m.2"... "1km.1" "1km.2"... etc.



      I can use the expression 500+$ID to give me "501" "502" etc. but that will become difficult to read for some of the files. How can I combine text with $ID in a single cell? All my attempts so far result in 'Expression is invalid'.







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