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Set your Advanced parameters -> GRASS GIS region cellsize to > 0. As your data are in decimal degrees, use a rough conversion to meters. Something like 0.000002 (~20cm) should do given your extent and point spacing.

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You can then clip to your extent:

clip

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Set your Advanced parameters -> GRASS GIS region cellsize to > 0. As your data are in decimal degrees, use a rough conversion to meters. Something like 0.000002 (~20cm) should do given your extent and point spacing.

cellsize

output

You can then clip to your extent:

clip

clipped

Set your Advanced parameters -> GRASS GIS region cellsize to > 0. As your data are in decimal degrees, use a rough conversion to meters. Something like 0.000002 (~20cm) should do given your extent and point spacing.

cellsize

output

You can then clip to your extent:

clip

clipped

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user2856
user2856
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Set your Advanced parameters -> GRASS GIS region cellsize to > 0. As your data are in decimal degrees, use a rough conversion to meters. Something like 0.000002 (~20cm) should do given your extent and point spacing.

cellsize

output

You can then clip to your extent:

clip

clipped