Geographic Information Systems Asked on December 14, 2020
I was commissioned to create a simple print layout. The basic-layout is very simple, it just contains one map with OopenStreetMap-layer.
I want to add the Xmin, Xmax, Ymin and Ymax of this map (like all the values in the extention-tab) as text field. The text field should then display the coordinates of the map’s corners, and should automatically adjust when I zoom in or out, so copy&paste is not an option.
To get the coordinates of the upper right corner of your map, use the following expression:
round(x_max(map_get(item_variables('Karte'),'map_extent')))||', '||round(y_max(map_get(item_variables('Karte'),'map_extent')))
item_variables('Karte')
points at the item you want to work with. You need to replace Karte
with the name you gave your map item.
map_get([...],'map_extent')
grabs the extent of the item you're pointing at. In this case you're returned a geometry.
Once you get the geometry, the rest is rather easy:
Use y_min
, y_max
, x_min
and x_max
followed by the geometry you need the coordinates of to grab said coordinates. Combine min/max and x/y in order to create the fitting coordinate pairs. ||', '||
concatenates these coordinates.
I added the round
function since I tried this using a UTM-zone and didn't want unnecessarily long numbers. If you're working with DMS-coordinates, please remove round
since it'd probably break the expression.
Answered by Erik on December 14, 2020
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