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You can control the label rotation by using the data driven option for label placement. This might work for you: enter image description here In this example, there is a field called rotate_by and is set to either 90,-90 or 180. The result of this is shown here (with field rotate_by used as the label field: enter image description here

If you want the rotation to be a fixed value, you don't need a dedicated field - you just need that value e.g. 90. Click on Edit on the menu and type in the value.

If you need to rotate symbols - similar approach -> data driven rotation: enter image description here

You can control the label rotation by using the data driven option for label placement. This might work for you: enter image description here In this example, there is a field called rotate_by and is set to either 90,-90 or 180. The result of this is shown here (with field rotate_by used as the label field: enter image description here

If you want the rotation to be a fixed value, you don't need a dedicated field - you just need that value e.g. 90. Click on Edit on the menu and type in the value.

You can control the label rotation by using the data driven option for label placement. This might work for you: enter image description here In this example, there is a field called rotate_by and is set to either 90,-90 or 180. The result of this is shown here (with field rotate_by used as the label field: enter image description here

If you want the rotation to be a fixed value, you don't need a dedicated field - you just need that value e.g. 90. Click on Edit on the menu and type in the value.

If you need to rotate symbols - similar approach -> data driven rotation: enter image description here

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Aquamarine
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You can control the label rotation by using the data driven option for label placement. This might work for you: enter image description here In this example, there is a field called rotate_by and is set to either 90,-90 or 180. The result of this is shown here (with field rotate_by used as the label field: enter image description here

If you want the rotation to be a fixed value, you don't need a dedicated field - you just need that value e.g. 90. Click on Edit on the menu and type in the value.