Rounding numbers in Raster Legend in QGIS?
Geographic Information Systems Asked by Thomas Ljungberg on August 4, 2021
Is it possible to have the numbers in the raster legend automatically rounded off?
In the example below I’d like the labels to be 8, 29, 51 and so on.
I know I can manually edit the labels, but is it really necessary to do that every time I make a map?
2 Answers
As of QGIS 3.16, you can do this directly via the Label precision option under Symbology.
Just set the precision to 0.
You can also use negative numbers to round to powers of 10.
Correct answer by Tom Brennan on August 4, 2021
If you have edited them manually, you can copy the style by right clicking on the layer name in your layers panel.
If you added another raster, you can paste the style by also right clicking on the layer name.
If it isn't necessary to have the same intervals in multiple layers, but just integer values in your layer, you can select "Discrete" as Interpolation and "Quantile" as Mode, and then click on the Classify button.
Answered by Michel Stuyts on August 4, 2021
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