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Expressions are SQL-like statements that are used to evaluate dynamic properties.
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QGIS expression using Aggregate and start_point to select a vector within a buffer
Either the expression builder or function editor are fine. I'm more familiar with the expression builder so I went that path. … aggregate( layer:='Poles', aggregate:=' concatenate' , expression:="Pole Id", filter:=buffer(start_point( geometry(@parent)) ,0.00005),',')
With this code I get every item no matter how small I make …
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QGIS expression using Aggregate and start_point to select a vector within a buffer
What ended up working thanks to @csk suggestion was
aggregate( 'Poles', 'concatenate',"Pole Id",intersects($geometry,buffer(start_point( geometry(@parent)) ,0.00005)))
The nearest option would st …
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