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How to create Creating proportional circles in QGIS 3.4

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I am working with the polygon features and I would like the values to be represented in terms of proportional symbols (points). Values range from 0 to 30. 

I would like that: zero value = no circle; values equal to 1 = small circle; values equal to 2 = ..; values between 2-10 = ..; Over 10 = biggest circle. It is OK to use the same colours for the different dots. How do I do it in QGIS 3.4?

How to create proportional circles in QGIS 3.4

enter image description hereI am working with the polygon features and I would like the values to be represented in terms of proportional symbols (points). Values range from 0 to 30. I would like that: zero value = no circle; values equal to 1 = small circle; values equal to 2 = ..; values between 2-10 = ..; Over 10 = biggest circle. It is OK to use the same colours for the different dots. How do I do it in QGIS 3.4?

Creating proportional circles in QGIS 3.4

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I am working with the polygon features and I would like the values to be represented in terms of proportional symbols (points). Values range from 0 to 30. 

I would like that: zero value = no circle; values equal to 1 = small circle; values equal to 2 = ..; values between 2-10 = ..; Over 10 = biggest circle. It is OK to use the same colours for the different dots. How do I do it in QGIS 3.4?

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Ienter image description hereI am working with the polygon features and I would like the values to be represented in terms of proportional symbols (points). Values range from 0 to 30. I would like that: zero value = no circle; values equal to 1 = small circle; values equal to 2 = ..; values between 2-10 = ..; Over 10 = biggest circle. It is OK to use the same colours for the different dots. How do I do it in QGIS 3.4?

I am working with the polygon features and I would like the values to be represented in terms of proportional symbols (points). Values range from 0 to 30. I would like that: zero value = no circle; values equal to 1 = small circle; values equal to 2 = ..; values between 2-10 = ..; Over 10 = biggest circle. It is OK to use the same colours for the different dots. How do I do it in QGIS 3.4?

enter image description hereI am working with the polygon features and I would like the values to be represented in terms of proportional symbols (points). Values range from 0 to 30. I would like that: zero value = no circle; values equal to 1 = small circle; values equal to 2 = ..; values between 2-10 = ..; Over 10 = biggest circle. It is OK to use the same colours for the different dots. How do I do it in QGIS 3.4?

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How to create proportional circles in qgisQGIS 3.4

I am working with the polygon features and I would like the values to be represented in terms of proportional symbols (points). Values range from 0 to 30. I would like that: zero value = no circle; values equal to 1 = small circle; values equal to 2 = ..; values between 2-10 = ..; Over 10 = biggest circle. It is OK to use the same colours for the different dots. How do I do it in qgisQGIS 3.4? Thank you.

How to create proportional circles in qgis 3.4

I am working with the polygon features and I would like the values to be represented in terms of proportional symbols (points). Values range from 0 to 30. I would like that: zero value = no circle; values equal to 1 = small circle; values equal to 2 = ..; values between 2-10 = ..; Over 10 = biggest circle. It is OK to use the same colours for the different dots. How do I do it in qgis 3.4? Thank you.

How to create proportional circles in QGIS 3.4

I am working with the polygon features and I would like the values to be represented in terms of proportional symbols (points). Values range from 0 to 30. I would like that: zero value = no circle; values equal to 1 = small circle; values equal to 2 = ..; values between 2-10 = ..; Over 10 = biggest circle. It is OK to use the same colours for the different dots. How do I do it in QGIS 3.4?

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