basically what i. want is that the outer polygon should be a doughnut-like shape, currently, its area is also covering the higher value qpf polygon inside (darker colours)
it should have multiple polygons, just none that overlap
the shp file needs to be clipped by itself
Have a look at the AreaOnAreaOverlayer.
kind of work but i need highest value
higest qpf value in each area
Hi @asadamjad, have you had a look at the DonutBuilder? It'll split your geometry into two donuts and a polygon, so you'll want to check that your destination format supports this geometry.
Thanks Jovitasafe its work but still overlpping
when i use donut builder its give me 531 but whole values are 782 why is that
any one
when i use donut builder its give me 531 but whole values are 782 why is that
Are you able to clarify what you mean by it being overlapping? Can you share any screenshots on what you're seeing and what you are looking for ideally as a result?
I'm not too sure why the resulting count differs at the moment as I'm not sure what your dataset looks like. If you have a sample dataset you can share, I or another community user might be able to take a closer look.
Are you able to clarify what you mean by it being overlapping? Can you share any screenshots on what you're seeing and what you are looking for ideally as a result?
I'm not too sure why the resulting count differs at the moment as I'm not sure what your dataset looks like. If you have a sample dataset you can share, I or another community user might be able to take a closer look.
check the numbers