Giving the same color to different shapefiles in QGIS
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I have two shapefile consist of many dots. 
First shapefile's dot values are between -19.060 and 9.680, second shapefile's dot values are between -13.153 and 11.758.
I want to apply the same color ramp to shapefiles. I want the values of the two shapefiles to appear on the same scale. For example, -10 should be the same color for both layers. I had many attempts at how to do this, but I was not successful.
qgis color
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I have two shapefile consist of many dots. First shapefile's dot values are between -19.060 and 9.680, second shapefile's dot values are between -13.153 and 11.758.
I want to apply the same color ramp to shapefiles. I want the values of the two shapefiles to appear on the same scale. For example, -10 should be the same color for both layers. I had many attempts at how to do this, but I was not successful.
qgis color
edited Mar 30 at 0:33
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I have two shapefile consist of many dots. First shapefile's dot values are between -19.060 and 9.680, second shapefile's dot values are between -13.153 and 11.758.
I want to apply the same color ramp to shapefiles. I want the values of the two shapefiles to appear on the same scale. For example, -10 should be the same color for both layers. I had many attempts at how to do this, but I was not successful.
qgis color
edited Mar 30 at 0:33
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asked Mar 29 at 16:00
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I have two shapefile consist of many dots. First shapefile's dot values are between -19.060 and 9.680, second shapefile's dot values are between -13.153 and 11.758.
I want to apply the same color ramp to shapefiles. I want the values of the two shapefiles to appear on the same scale. For example, -10 should be the same color for both layers. I had many attempts at how to do this, but I was not successful.
qgis color
qgis color
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You need to classify a first shapefile with the whole range, in your case from around -20 to 12. You can do this by adding classe with the "+" button next to the classify button and adjusting the classes value by doubleclicking on each class (you will get empty classe, you may want to add a count of point by classes). When the first shapefile is done you just copy the style and paste it to the second shapefile (right click on layer>style>Copy style...)
Also this question could clarify my answer
answered Mar 29 at 16:17
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Thank you, it was exactly what I mean.
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Apply the style you want to one layer.
Then right click on the layer in the layers panel. Choose:
Styles>Copy Style>All Style Categories
Then right click on the next layer that you want to have the same style. Choose:
Styles>Paste Style>All Style Categories
answered Mar 29 at 16:16
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Thank you, this is the solution to my problem.
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You need to classify a first shapefile with the whole range, in your case from around -20 to 12. You can do this by adding classe with the "+" button next to the classify button and adjusting the classes value by doubleclicking on each class (you will get empty classe, you may want to add a count of point by classes). When the first shapefile is done you just copy the style and paste it to the second shapefile (right click on layer>style>Copy style...)
Also this question could clarify my answer
answered Mar 29 at 16:17
J.RJ.R
3,591222
Thank you, it was exactly what I mean.
– volkan
Mar 30 at 8:57
add a comment |
You need to classify a first shapefile with the whole range, in your case from around -20 to 12. You can do this by adding classe with the "+" button next to the classify button and adjusting the classes value by doubleclicking on each class (you will get empty classe, you may want to add a count of point by classes). When the first shapefile is done you just copy the style and paste it to the second shapefile (right click on layer>style>Copy style...)
Also this question could clarify my answer
answered Mar 29 at 16:17
J.RJ.R
3,591222
Thank you, it was exactly what I mean.
– volkan
Mar 30 at 8:57
add a comment |
You need to classify a first shapefile with the whole range, in your case from around -20 to 12. You can do this by adding classe with the "+" button next to the classify button and adjusting the classes value by doubleclicking on each class (you will get empty classe, you may want to add a count of point by classes). When the first shapefile is done you just copy the style and paste it to the second shapefile (right click on layer>style>Copy style...)
Also this question could clarify my answer
answered Mar 29 at 16:17
J.RJ.R
3,591222
You need to classify a first shapefile with the whole range, in your case from around -20 to 12. You can do this by adding classe with the "+" button next to the classify button and adjusting the classes value by doubleclicking on each class (you will get empty classe, you may want to add a count of point by classes). When the first shapefile is done you just copy the style and paste it to the second shapefile (right click on layer>style>Copy style...)
Also this question could clarify my answer
answered Mar 29 at 16:17
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answered Mar 29 at 16:17
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answered Mar 29 at 16:17
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answered Mar 29 at 16:17
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Thank you, it was exactly what I mean.
– volkan
Mar 30 at 8:57
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Thank you, it was exactly what I mean.
– volkan
Mar 30 at 8:57
Thank you, it was exactly what I mean.
– volkan
Mar 30 at 8:57
Thank you, it was exactly what I mean.
– volkan
Mar 30 at 8:57
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Apply the style you want to one layer.
Then right click on the layer in the layers panel. Choose:
Styles>Copy Style>All Style Categories
Then right click on the next layer that you want to have the same style. Choose:
Styles>Paste Style>All Style Categories
answered Mar 29 at 16:16
HeikkiVesantoHeikkiVesanto
9,1652245
Thank you, this is the solution to my problem.
– volkan
Mar 30 at 8:58
add a comment |
Apply the style you want to one layer.
Then right click on the layer in the layers panel. Choose:
Styles>Copy Style>All Style Categories
Then right click on the next layer that you want to have the same style. Choose:
Styles>Paste Style>All Style Categories
answered Mar 29 at 16:16
HeikkiVesantoHeikkiVesanto
9,1652245
Thank you, this is the solution to my problem.
– volkan
Mar 30 at 8:58
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Apply the style you want to one layer.
Then right click on the layer in the layers panel. Choose:
Styles>Copy Style>All Style Categories
Then right click on the next layer that you want to have the same style. Choose:
Styles>Paste Style>All Style Categories
answered Mar 29 at 16:16
HeikkiVesantoHeikkiVesanto
9,1652245
Apply the style you want to one layer.
Then right click on the layer in the layers panel. Choose:
Styles>Copy Style>All Style Categories
Then right click on the next layer that you want to have the same style. Choose:
Styles>Paste Style>All Style Categories
answered Mar 29 at 16:16
HeikkiVesantoHeikkiVesanto
9,1652245
answered Mar 29 at 16:16
HeikkiVesantoHeikkiVesanto
9,1652245
answered Mar 29 at 16:16
HeikkiVesantoHeikkiVesanto
9,1652245
answered Mar 29 at 16:16
HeikkiVesantoHeikkiVesanto
9,1652245
9,1652245
Thank you, this is the solution to my problem.
– volkan
Mar 30 at 8:58
add a comment |
Thank you, this is the solution to my problem.
– volkan
Mar 30 at 8:58
Thank you, this is the solution to my problem.
– volkan
Mar 30 at 8:58
Thank you, this is the solution to my problem.
– volkan
Mar 30 at 8:58
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