You can set an attribute based expression to do what you are trying to accomplish. By clicking on the highlighted red rectangle and "Edit..." and inserting the following expression:
100 - scale_linear("ACCURACY", minimum("ACCURACY"), maximum("ACCURACY"), 20, 100)
"ACCURACY" being your field with your "GPS accuracy in meters" thatithat I understood as being an inaccuracy field
You can set an attribute based expression to do what you are trying to accomplish. By clicking on the highlighted red rectangle and "Edit..." and inserting the following expression:
100 - scale_linear("ACCURACY", minimum("ACCURACY"), maximum("ACCURACY"), 20, 100)
"ACCURACY" being your field with your "GPS accuracy in meters" thati understood as being an inaccuracy field
You can set an attribute based expression to do what you are trying to accomplish. By clicking on the highlighted red rectangle and "Edit..." and inserting the following expression:
100 - scale_linear("ACCURACY", minimum("ACCURACY"), maximum("ACCURACY"), 20, 100)
"ACCURACY" being your field with your "GPS accuracy in meters" that I understood as being an inaccuracy field
You can set an attribute based expression to do what you are trying to accomplish. By clicking on the highlighted red rectangle and "Edit..." and inserting the following expression:
100 - scale_linear("ACCURACY", minimum("ACCURACY"), maximum("ACCURACY"), 20, 100)
"ACCURACY" being your field with your "GPS accuracy in meters" thati understood as being an inaccuracy field
