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jrr_qlear
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II

SWEREF99 coordinates in GeoAnalytics

Hello,

I'm trying to implement GeoAnalytics using a coordinate system other than the default WGS-84, in this case the customer uses SWEREF99.

I've done this at another customer before but they wanted to use thier own background map, and the current customer may or may not want to do that. Is it possible to use SWEREF99 coordinates without the customer providing the background map using a Geodata layer?

Regards

Johan

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Jonas_Karlsson
Employee
Employee

Hi,

Load the data in the QGA connector,  Polygons as 'Geometry Type' and choose the corresponding CRS, eg EPSG:3006 for SWEREF99 TM https://epsg.io/3006

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Regards,

Jonas Karlsson 

Qlik

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Jonas_Karlsson
Employee
Employee

Hi,

Load the data in the QGA connector,  Polygons as 'Geometry Type' and choose the corresponding CRS, eg EPSG:3006 for SWEREF99 TM https://epsg.io/3006

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Regards,

Jonas Karlsson 

Qlik

jrr_qlear
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II
Author

Thank you very much for your reply, Jonas. It worked perfectly.

marcelo_7
Creator
Creator

Hi Jonas,

I have the following point:

Data

LOAD * INLINE [

Punkt, Nord, Ost

1, 7291781,1793846];


I've tried the following:

'[' & Nord &','&Ost &']' as Geometry

'[[' & Nord &','&Ost &']]'


But I get the following error:

The following error occurred:

Connector reply error: QVX_SYNTAX_ERROR: Failed to process query: Failed to create dataset Dataset: Malformed POLYGON geometry: 7291781,1793846].

The error occurred here:

?

Any advice?

Best regards,
Marcelo

Jonas_Karlsson
Employee
Employee

Hi,
Just created a tiny app loading one SWEREF99 point with CRS EPSG:3006

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Jonas Karlsson 

Qlik

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Jonas_Karlsson
Employee
Employee

One more thing:

Points use only one bracket [x,y]

Qlik GeoAnalytics for Qlik Sense reference documentation

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Jonas Karlsson 

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marcelo_7
Creator
Creator

Hi Jonas,

I managed to make it work with another point but I'd like to add that the interval for North values for SWEREF 99TM is between 6110000 – 7680000 so your point should be invalid. But I didn't try it.

Thank you!

/Marcelo