I have a point layer which I want to spatially join to a polygon layer (bring in the attributes).
This works fine unless there are overlapping polygons, if so the QGIS spatial join tool will only bring back the features from the first one found (or some average). An average is not suitable for text attributes.
What I would prefer to happen is that if there is multiple polygons it can be joined to, it will, and result in a duplication of the point. Essentially the ArcGIS: join_operation = JOIN_ONE_TO_MANY
I am working in QGIS 2.8+.
Happy with a script/PyQGIS solution, as I don't think there are any ready made tools for it. But would prefer not to have a SpatiaLite solution as I want to keep it simple for the end user.
Ultimately if there is a solution to this problem that someone has already implemented I would love to see it. If not I will try to come up with the solution myself.
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This works fine unless there are overlapping polygons, if so the QGIS spatial join tool will only bring back the features from the first one found (or some average). An average is not suitable for text attributes.
What I would prefer to happen is that if there is multiple polygons it can be joined to, it will, and result in a duplication of the point. Essentially the ArcGIS: join_operation = JOIN_ONE_TO_MANY
I am working in QGIS 2.8+.
Happy with a script/PyQGIS solution, as I don't think there are any ready made tools for it. But would prefer not to have a SpatiaLite solution as I want to keep it simple for the end user.
Ultimately if there is a solution to this problem that someone has already implemented I would love to see it. If not I will try to come up with the solution myself.
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