How do I get this query to work in the field calcuator in QGIS 3.2?
I have a geopackage file which contains point data with column of 'depth of cover' and score. In the score column I am using the field calculation to create an expression so that any number less than 0.5 in the depth of cover column would be represented as a 1 and anything in between 0.6 to 5.0 would be represented as a 2, and anything greater than 5.1 would be a 3 in the score column. This is the expression I have used:
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <=0.5 THEN 1
WHEN "Depth of cover" >=0.6 <=5.0 THEN 2
WHEN "Depth of cover">=5.1 THEN 3 End
I can get the 1 and 3 values to work but not 2. I know I have the expression wrong at this point because I'm doing a range rather than a less than or greater.
Following on from this if I wanted to change the 1 to a High 2 to medium and 3 to Low how would I do this as I get Column 'High' not found.
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I have a geopackage file which contains point data with column of 'depth of cover' and score. In the score column I am using the field calculation to create an expression so that any number less than 0.5 in the depth of cover column would be represented as a 1 and anything in between 0.6 to 5.0 would be represented as a 2, and anything greater than 5.1 would be a 3 in the score column. This is the expression I have used:
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <=0.5 THEN 1
WHEN "Depth of cover" >=0.6 <=5.0 THEN 2
WHEN "Depth of cover">=5.1 THEN 3 End
I can get the 1 and 3 values to work but not 2. I know I have the expression wrong at this point because I'm doing a range rather than a less than or greater.
Following on from this if I wanted to change the 1 to a High 2 to medium and 3 to Low how would I do this as I get Column 'High' not found.
qgis field-calculator
I think your formula misses anANDin the secondWHEN-clause.
– Erik
10 hours ago
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I have a geopackage file which contains point data with column of 'depth of cover' and score. In the score column I am using the field calculation to create an expression so that any number less than 0.5 in the depth of cover column would be represented as a 1 and anything in between 0.6 to 5.0 would be represented as a 2, and anything greater than 5.1 would be a 3 in the score column. This is the expression I have used:
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <=0.5 THEN 1
WHEN "Depth of cover" >=0.6 <=5.0 THEN 2
WHEN "Depth of cover">=5.1 THEN 3 End
I can get the 1 and 3 values to work but not 2. I know I have the expression wrong at this point because I'm doing a range rather than a less than or greater.
Following on from this if I wanted to change the 1 to a High 2 to medium and 3 to Low how would I do this as I get Column 'High' not found.
qgis field-calculator
I have a geopackage file which contains point data with column of 'depth of cover' and score. In the score column I am using the field calculation to create an expression so that any number less than 0.5 in the depth of cover column would be represented as a 1 and anything in between 0.6 to 5.0 would be represented as a 2, and anything greater than 5.1 would be a 3 in the score column. This is the expression I have used:
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <=0.5 THEN 1
WHEN "Depth of cover" >=0.6 <=5.0 THEN 2
WHEN "Depth of cover">=5.1 THEN 3 End
I can get the 1 and 3 values to work but not 2. I know I have the expression wrong at this point because I'm doing a range rather than a less than or greater.
Following on from this if I wanted to change the 1 to a High 2 to medium and 3 to Low how would I do this as I get Column 'High' not found.
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I think your formula misses anANDin the secondWHEN-clause.
– Erik
10 hours ago
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I think your formula misses anANDin the secondWHEN-clause.
– Erik
10 hours ago
I think your formula misses an
AND in the second WHEN-clause.– Erik
10 hours ago
I think your formula misses an
AND in the second WHEN-clause.– Erik
10 hours ago
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Try this (I correct bounds too) :
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <= 0.5 THEN 1
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 0.5 AND "Depth of cover" <= 5.0 THEN 2
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 5.0 THEN 3
END
For the second part, create a string field and update it with :
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <= 0.5 THEN 'High'
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 0.5 AND "Depth of cover" <= 5.0 THEN 'Medium'
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 5.0 THEN 'Low'
END
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Try this (I correct bounds too) :
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <= 0.5 THEN 1
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 0.5 AND "Depth of cover" <= 5.0 THEN 2
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 5.0 THEN 3
END
For the second part, create a string field and update it with :
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <= 0.5 THEN 'High'
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 0.5 AND "Depth of cover" <= 5.0 THEN 'Medium'
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 5.0 THEN 'Low'
END
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Try this (I correct bounds too) :
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <= 0.5 THEN 1
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 0.5 AND "Depth of cover" <= 5.0 THEN 2
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 5.0 THEN 3
END
For the second part, create a string field and update it with :
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <= 0.5 THEN 'High'
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 0.5 AND "Depth of cover" <= 5.0 THEN 'Medium'
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 5.0 THEN 'Low'
END
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Try this (I correct bounds too) :
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <= 0.5 THEN 1
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 0.5 AND "Depth of cover" <= 5.0 THEN 2
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 5.0 THEN 3
END
For the second part, create a string field and update it with :
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <= 0.5 THEN 'High'
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 0.5 AND "Depth of cover" <= 5.0 THEN 'Medium'
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 5.0 THEN 'Low'
END
Try this (I correct bounds too) :
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <= 0.5 THEN 1
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 0.5 AND "Depth of cover" <= 5.0 THEN 2
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 5.0 THEN 3
END
For the second part, create a string field and update it with :
CASE
WHEN "Depth of cover" <= 0.5 THEN 'High'
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 0.5 AND "Depth of cover" <= 5.0 THEN 'Medium'
WHEN "Depth of cover" > 5.0 THEN 'Low'
END
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I think your formula misses an
ANDin the secondWHEN-clause.– Erik
10 hours ago