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Line 1: ~~<font size = 18>Page Under Construction</font>~~ <br>▼ = Introduction = Editing fields can now be done in QGIS with either Refactor Fields in the Processing Toolbox or in the Properties of the layer. Line 7 ⟶ 5: Refactor fields ~~allows~~can ~~you~~be used to: <ol> Line 17 ⟶ 15: </ol> Refactor Fields can be found in the Processing Toolbox: Note than refactor fields creates a new layer, but if you want you can just save over the original file.▼ [[File:QGIS_Editting_Attributes_Refactor_Fields.png\|1200px\|QGIS Refactor Fields]]<br> ~~:''Note: Refactor fields creates a new layer, but if you want you can just save over the original file.''<br>~~ ▲<br> ▲Note: ~~than refactor~~Refactor fields creates a new layer, but ~~if you want you~~it can ~~just~~be ~~save~~saved over the original file.<br> = Layer Properties = Layer Properties can be used to: <ol> * Change field names and types * Add and remove fields * Calculate new fields based on expressions </ol> Open the properties of the layer in QGIS, then click on the 'Fields' section and make it editable. [[File:QGIS_Editting_Attributes_Layer_Properties.jpg\|800px\|thumb\|left\|QGIS Layer Properties]] <br> {{Tips Navigation \|uplink=[[QGIS_Tips \| Back to QGIS Tips And Tricks]] }}