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I just sorted this out in the meantime. You can just

Just draw polygons in a new layer aroundabove the points (on top of them) andand then perform spatial joints via Vector -> Data Management Tools -> Join attributes by locationVector -> Data Management Tools -> Join attributes by location. 

Select "contain""contain" as Geometric predicateGeometric predicate and select "all records""all records" for a joined attribute table.

I just sorted this out in the meantime. You can just draw polygons in a new layer around the points (on top of them) and then perform spatial joints via Vector -> Data Management Tools -> Join attributes by location. Select "contain" as Geometric predicate and select "all records" for joined table.

I just sorted this out in the meantime.

Just draw polygons in a new layer above the points and then perform spatial joints via Vector -> Data Management Tools -> Join attributes by location. 

Select "contain" as Geometric predicate and select "all records" for a joined attribute table.

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I just sorted this out in the meantime. You can just draw polygons in a new layer around the points (on top of them) and then perform spatial joints via Vector -> Data Management Tools -> Join attributes by location. Select "contain" as Geometric predicate and select "all records" for joined table.