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The Grid Legend Value Attribute is used when exporting a [[Grid Overlay]] as Legend Polygons, Points or Multi Polygons. This specifies how the VALUE attribute is calculated for each exported feature. Available options are:
The Grid Legend Value Attribute is used when exporting a [[Grid Overlay]] as Legend Polygons, Points or Multi Polygons. This specifies how the VALUE attribute is calculated for each exported feature. Available options are:


* Legend: Uses the value of the legend entry set in the Grid Overlay. Each feature is always exported as one of the legend entries of a Grid Overlay.
* Legend: Uses the value of the legend entry set in the Grid Overlay.
* Avg
* Avg: Average grid value based on the feature's geometry.
* Min
* Min: Min grid value based on the feature's geometry.
* Max
* Max: Max grid value based on the feature's geometry.
* Volume
* Volume: Volume (area * avg value) grid value based on the feature's geometry.
* Stdev
* Stdev: Standard deviation grid value based on the feature's geometry.
* Area
* Area: Area grid value based on the feature's geometry.


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Latest revision as of 18:03, 21 October 2024

The Grid Legend Value Attribute is used when exporting a Grid Overlay as Legend Polygons, Points or Multi Polygons. This specifies how the VALUE attribute is calculated for each exported feature. Available options are:

  • Legend: Uses the value of the legend entry set in the Grid Overlay.
  • Avg: Average grid value based on the feature's geometry.
  • Min: Min grid value based on the feature's geometry.
  • Max: Max grid value based on the feature's geometry.
  • Volume: Volume (area * avg value) grid value based on the feature's geometry.
  • Stdev: Standard deviation grid value based on the feature's geometry.
  • Area: Area grid value based on the feature's geometry.