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I have Cyprus Corine map with 44 different types of land use. I want to run a raster calculator query or any other way to isolate the areas with codes 10 to 22 and 26 to 34, all other values 1 to 44 will be excluded. When I open the Corine Raster layer and I choose the Identify Features Tool I always see the Band 1 under the Feature Category, the number under the Value Category it change every time I chose a different place, when I try to run the query it choose all the values. I found the map from: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/13604252/dem_gr/data.html at the end of the page on the right choose: CLC.r.data.UTM36. How can isolate the values I want to save as a new Raster map?

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What software are you using? And exactly what "query" are you running? BTW, the data can be directly downloaded at dl.dropbox.com/u/13604252/dem_gr/cy_clc_utm36.zip. – whuber♦ Feb 9 at 15:19
QGIS. Finally I found the solution! ((ID>=9AND<=23)OR(ID>=25<=35)) – Stelios Feb 9 at 19:16
That's the right idea, but the expression is not correct: either you need to use strict inequalities "<" and ">" or else you need to set the endpoints to 10, 22, 26, and 34. – whuber♦ Feb 9 at 20:05

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