In QGIS, joinsJoins created in the layer properies only add columns to existing features. If the shapefilevector layer only has 160 features, a join cannot increase the number of features!
Use the virtual layer feature instead. It offers real SQL/database-like joins. For an example see my recent post: Small multiples for OD flow maps using virtual layers
In QGIS, joins only add columns to existing features. If the shapefile only has 160 features, a join cannot increase the number of features!
Use the virtual layer feature instead. It offers real SQL/database-like joins. For an example see my recent post: Small multiples for OD flow maps using virtual layers
Joins created in the layer properies only add columns to existing features. If the vector layer only has 160 features, a join cannot increase the number of features!
Use the virtual layer feature instead. It offers real SQL/database-like joins. For an example see my recent post: Small multiples for OD flow maps using virtual layers
In QGIS, joins only add columns to existing features. If the shapefile only has 160 features, a join cannot increase the number of features!
Use the virtual layer feature instead. It offers real SQL/database-like joins. For an example see my recent post: Small multiples for OD flow maps using virtual layers
