Is it possible to color code coordinates based on range values ie. 4 colour coded levels low 0-500, Medium 501-1000, High 1001-1500 Very High 1500+. I am trying to color code rainfall data against above. I have attached a sample
Best answer by takashi
Hi @david_lyons , I think the AttributeRangeMapper can be used to define FME color value (comma separated R, G, B; e.g. "1,0,0" means red, "0,0,1" means blue) for each rainfall range.
If you store the color value in an attribute called "fme_color", FME considers it as the pen color which will be used to draw the feature.
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Hi @david_lyons , I think the AttributeRangeMapper can be used to define FME color value (comma separated R, G, B; e.g. "1,0,0" means red, "0,0,1" means blue) for each rainfall range.
If you store the color value in an attribute called "fme_color", FME considers it as the pen color which will be used to draw the feature.
Takashi your a legend, the attribute range mapper worked perfectly to sort the data into groups!!!!