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Graphical modeler calculator missing in QGIS3
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There used to be a calculator in the modeler-only tools in QGIS graphical modeler. But I notice that it is missing in QGIS3. How do I do numerical calculations as part of the model? For example, take input in km and convert it to meters for certain algorithm.
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There used to be a calculator in the modeler-only tools in QGIS graphical modeler. But I notice that it is missing in QGIS3. How do I do numerical calculations as part of the model? For example, take input in km and convert it to meters for certain algorithm.
qgis qgis-processing qgis-modeler
edited 23 mins ago
lambertj
1,8931623
asked 2 hours ago
spatialthoughtsspatialthoughts
3,5391521
add a comment |
There used to be a calculator in the modeler-only tools in QGIS graphical modeler. But I notice that it is missing in QGIS3. How do I do numerical calculations as part of the model? For example, take input in km and convert it to meters for certain algorithm.
qgis qgis-processing qgis-modeler
edited 23 mins ago
lambertj
1,8931623
asked 2 hours ago
spatialthoughtsspatialthoughts
3,5391521
There used to be a calculator in the modeler-only tools in QGIS graphical modeler. But I notice that it is missing in QGIS3. How do I do numerical calculations as part of the model? For example, take input in km and convert it to meters for certain algorithm.
qgis qgis-processing qgis-modeler
qgis qgis-processing qgis-modeler
edited 23 mins ago
lambertj
1,8931623
asked 2 hours ago
spatialthoughtsspatialthoughts
3,5391521
edited 23 mins ago
lambertj
1,8931623
asked 2 hours ago
spatialthoughtsspatialthoughts
3,5391521
edited 23 mins ago
lambertj
1,8931623
edited 23 mins ago
lambertj
1,8931623
edited 23 mins ago
lambertj
1,8931623
1,8931623
asked 2 hours ago
spatialthoughtsspatialthoughts
3,5391521
asked 2 hours ago
spatialthoughtsspatialthoughts
3,5391521
asked 2 hours ago
spatialthoughtsspatialthoughts
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3,5391521
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You can use expression within a model. For instance, my distance is in kilometers. But I want to do my buffer with meters.
Next to the distance field in the buffer algorithm, you can choose an expression input. And then use the number input with a formula.
answered 1 hour ago
etrimailleetrimaille
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Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for. Being able to use the expression within the model removes the need for a separate calculator algorithm and is much more powerful.
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You can use expression within a model. For instance, my distance is in kilometers. But I want to do my buffer with meters.
Next to the distance field in the buffer algorithm, you can choose an expression input. And then use the number input with a formula.
answered 1 hour ago
etrimailleetrimaille
1,475617
Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for. Being able to use the expression within the model removes the need for a separate calculator algorithm and is much more powerful.
– spatialthoughts
1 hour ago
add a comment |
You can use expression within a model. For instance, my distance is in kilometers. But I want to do my buffer with meters.
Next to the distance field in the buffer algorithm, you can choose an expression input. And then use the number input with a formula.
answered 1 hour ago
etrimailleetrimaille
1,475617
Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for. Being able to use the expression within the model removes the need for a separate calculator algorithm and is much more powerful.
– spatialthoughts
1 hour ago
add a comment |
You can use expression within a model. For instance, my distance is in kilometers. But I want to do my buffer with meters.
Next to the distance field in the buffer algorithm, you can choose an expression input. And then use the number input with a formula.
answered 1 hour ago
etrimailleetrimaille
1,475617
You can use expression within a model. For instance, my distance is in kilometers. But I want to do my buffer with meters.
Next to the distance field in the buffer algorithm, you can choose an expression input. And then use the number input with a formula.
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etrimailleetrimaille
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Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for. Being able to use the expression within the model removes the need for a separate calculator algorithm and is much more powerful.
– spatialthoughts
1 hour ago
add a comment |
Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for. Being able to use the expression within the model removes the need for a separate calculator algorithm and is much more powerful.
– spatialthoughts
1 hour ago
Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for. Being able to use the expression within the model removes the need for a separate calculator algorithm and is much more powerful.
– spatialthoughts
1 hour ago
Thanks. Exactly what I was looking for. Being able to use the expression within the model removes the need for a separate calculator algorithm and is much more powerful.
– spatialthoughts
1 hour ago
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