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Why are x, y coordinates not working in ArcGIS?
My issue is similar to Displaying X, Y coordinates on ArcGIS not working but the solution there did not work for me. I am importing Excel data into ArcMap, and have already saved it as a CSV.
Why are my CSV points not showing up in QGIS?
When I drag the file into the QGIS window it loads up the attribute table perfectly, but will not show any of my points.
Is there a way to fix geometry in QGIS?
I’m very new to QGIS. I saw the same thing. I was able to view it in QGIS with a bit of geometry fixing. If you run Vector > Geometry Tools > Check Geometries, and write the corrected geometry to a new shapefile with the Output Vector Layer options, you get this…
Why is my shapefile not showing in QGIS?
I am attempting to import a Shapefile into QGIS. When I import it, the boundary is shown on the list, but when I try to view it in the mapping area, it does not show up. I can get it to show the nodes if I go into edit mode, so I know the data is there. I’ve have the same problem in v2.8.2 and v2.12.3.
How to display X and Y fields in ESRI?
In the Table Of Contents, right-click the Export_Output table, and select Display XY Data. In the Display XY Data dialog box, select Longitude1 for the X Field and Latitude1 for the Y Field to specify the coordinates.
Why are XY data points not displaying correctly?
Display XY Data points not displaying correctly? I added a csv file with lat and long coordinates, and am trying to display the XY data. The X field is set to longitude, and Y field to latitude, the coordinate system and projection match the data frame, and I have taken out spaces in the csv file.
Why are my longitude points not showing up on ArcGIS?
Before, it used to display all my longitude points as 0, but since then I have tried tweaking around on my Excel sheet. This has never happened before. Could it have something to do with ArcMap not being able to read the decimal placements since they are not aligned perfectly.