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Showing only one feature per Report page in QGIS 3
The gift of Reports in QGIS is a massive step in the right direction. I have set up a department template for my team to use and it looks great!
Right now, I am attempting to setup a report that will output one route at a time (I am a transport planner) to allow us to visually inspect how the routes were programmed into the network model. To do this, I used the old method that you could use for atlases by setting up a symbology style that would only show the current atlas feature:
$id = @atlas_featureid
This works great for the first section of the report. Unfortunately, the second section not so much. In the second section, the title matches the zoom (the title gives the route number and description) but the line visible is the wrong route. Is there any reason using the above expression wouldn't also work for reports with multiple sections?
I also tried I also tried "Route" = Attribute( @atlas_feature , 'Route')
to see if that would fix it. I had the same problem.
Thanks for your help.
qgis symbology qgis-3 filter reports
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The gift of Reports in QGIS is a massive step in the right direction. I have set up a department template for my team to use and it looks great!
Right now, I am attempting to setup a report that will output one route at a time (I am a transport planner) to allow us to visually inspect how the routes were programmed into the network model. To do this, I used the old method that you could use for atlases by setting up a symbology style that would only show the current atlas feature:
$id = @atlas_featureid
This works great for the first section of the report. Unfortunately, the second section not so much. In the second section, the title matches the zoom (the title gives the route number and description) but the line visible is the wrong route. Is there any reason using the above expression wouldn't also work for reports with multiple sections?
I also tried I also tried "Route" = Attribute( @atlas_feature , 'Route')
to see if that would fix it. I had the same problem.
Thanks for your help.
qgis symbology qgis-3 filter reports
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The gift of Reports in QGIS is a massive step in the right direction. I have set up a department template for my team to use and it looks great!
Right now, I am attempting to setup a report that will output one route at a time (I am a transport planner) to allow us to visually inspect how the routes were programmed into the network model. To do this, I used the old method that you could use for atlases by setting up a symbology style that would only show the current atlas feature:
$id = @atlas_featureid
This works great for the first section of the report. Unfortunately, the second section not so much. In the second section, the title matches the zoom (the title gives the route number and description) but the line visible is the wrong route. Is there any reason using the above expression wouldn't also work for reports with multiple sections?
I also tried I also tried "Route" = Attribute( @atlas_feature , 'Route')
to see if that would fix it. I had the same problem.
Thanks for your help.
qgis symbology qgis-3 filter reports
The gift of Reports in QGIS is a massive step in the right direction. I have set up a department template for my team to use and it looks great!
Right now, I am attempting to setup a report that will output one route at a time (I am a transport planner) to allow us to visually inspect how the routes were programmed into the network model. To do this, I used the old method that you could use for atlases by setting up a symbology style that would only show the current atlas feature:
$id = @atlas_featureid
This works great for the first section of the report. Unfortunately, the second section not so much. In the second section, the title matches the zoom (the title gives the route number and description) but the line visible is the wrong route. Is there any reason using the above expression wouldn't also work for reports with multiple sections?
I also tried I also tried "Route" = Attribute( @atlas_feature , 'Route')
to see if that would fix it. I had the same problem.
Thanks for your help.
qgis symbology qgis-3 filter reports
qgis symbology qgis-3 filter reports
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