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Exercise – 19 / How to Display Multiple Lables in QGIS తెలుగులో నేర్చుకుందాం

Exercise – 19 /  How to Display Multiple Lables in QGIS


Multiple Label Display Based on an Attribute Field

  • Right click on the layer and open Layer Properties window.
  • Select Labels and click on No Labels and select Rule-based Labeling

Figure 24 - Layer Properties window for Rule-based Labeling.

  • At the bottom of the window click on to create a rule for label display.

Figure 25 - Edit Rule window for label display

  • Provide Description for the label to be display.
  • Under Labels provide value from the dropdown box and select the attribute value. Choose NAME_1as value to be labelled and select Text for font style, size, color etc., and click OK.
  • Now again click to create a rule for another label to be displayed.
  • Provide Description for the label to be display.
  • Under Labels provide value from the dropdown box and select the attribute value. Choose TYPE_1as value to be labelled and select Text for font style, size, color etc., and click OK.


Figure 26 - Edit Rule window for label display

Figure 27 - Map after displaying Multiple Labels


Note: Procedure for displaying the Multiple labelsbased on attribute values for Line and Point follows the same.



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