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Point on Area Overlayer

  • March 9, 2020
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ingalla
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I know i am missing something obvious here, but i need to select all of the polygons containing points. I have tried the point on area overlapper which works fine for those polygons containing only one point, but if it contains more than one point it will only select the polygon once.

How can i export the same polygon with the merged data for each point the is selected?

I.e. 3 points = 3 polygons albeit the same geometry but different attributes.

Thanks for your help?

Andy

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danilo_fme
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Hi @ingalla

I suggest you to use the transformer Cloner.

The attribute in cloener transformer: Number of Copies = you will use the attribute _overlaps ( from transformer PointOnAreaOverlayer.

 

Thanks,

Danilo

 

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Build a list in the point on area overlapper containing the relevant point id attributes and then explode this list to get one area feature per point contained within it

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