And this is video we're going to be learning about split guys, so as you can see, I have debugged
and atme one open here, which look at the work table, which is the ship five for Bangladesh.
And the polygons here are representing the seven polygons here representing the divisions.
Seven divisions of Bangladesh.
Now say that you want and you want a shape fine consisting of just one polygon of the cool division
or the division or digital division.
So let's do it for Coula.
Let's do it.
So first we're going to select it like that.
Now, as you can see, the polygon for Coonana has been selected here.
Now we want it to be different chip file.
Now we're going to do is we're going to close that now that it has been selected, we're going to do
our right click on our source file and then we're going to go to data and then we're going to go to
export, as we have seen before.
Now selected features.
Now we have our target folder there.
There you go.
Big population.
Now I can go back and make another file, but I'm just going to save it here.
So I'm going to give it a name.
Let's call it Coonana.
There you go.
Now it's going to be a sheep pilot, make sure that the safest type is safe, as we have talked about
it for now.
Click on Save and click on air exporting.
They go.
There you go.
Then we're going to have to try it once again.
And I'm going to export data.
There we go.
Let's call it again.
Hula, you svane or sporting.
Again, looks like it's having a lot of problems the second time around and actually never shows any
kind of problems to you, had the exposure, doctor, to the map as a layer.
Yes, these.
Now we have our expert out here first, let's undo the selection.
So we have selected features.
There you go down, as you can see that the export output let's change the name from here this time.
Let's go to General and we're going to change the name from here.
There we go.
Corner apply.
And OK, as you can see that from this shapefile, from this shapefile, we we have separated an individual
polygon as another shapefile.
So that is how we did that.
There we go.
There is Conolan.
Let's look take a look at the attributes of it.
We are probably going into a student here so we could name Bangladesh and hoola an institution.
OK, so now what if now it is for just one single polygon.
What if someone told you to split all of the divisions into different shape files and from this particular
pattern?
So for doing it by selecting each and every one individually and then doing the whole process, I have
just shown you it would be a long time.
So what do you can do as you can use the split too?
So this time this tool is not going to be found in the processing tab here.
This election is about due processing, but we are going to be looking into the tool box in this video.
So when here is our octagons, just click on that to open up two box.
From there we go to analyze this tool and then from there we go to extract and you see the splitter
just right here.
Do a double click on it.
Now we have to defeat in the feature.
The input feature is going to be Bogda administrative area one because the divisions are in that place.
Now, the split features is going to be the same one BGT administrative area, one split field with
field two.
I want to split who I want to split.
Name zero, name one.
Which field do I want to split?
Now we remember, if we remember correctly, the name one represented the districts in different districts.
So we're going to have to choose the name one to split it and then we have to target a workspace.
There we go.
Now, my suggestion is that when you are going to split single file into different files, I highly
suggest that you created your database.
There you go.
We talk about the general as well.
Now we're going to name it the G.
D.
Then this.
Split, there you go.
Now we're going to be saving it there, so we'll just select the big split.
Click on ADD and then click on OK.
And as you can see, the split is already in work now and the split has been done.
So what I can do is I'm turning all of them off.
Now, we go to our this database, open it up.
As you can see, the seven different districts are here, seven different individual, five, for example.
Let's call Hoonah from here.
Here we go.
Nice here.
Now, if we want to call BARRICHELLO personnel, then if we want to call in Taka, here's Takasawa.
As you can see from here as well.
They are now different files.
Now, let's call in Sillett now, let's call in for now, let's call Enrapturing call in Chittagong.
There we go.
I think we have called all of the seven files.
Now, if you want them to be put together again, as we have seen from the previous video, we can use
to merge.
And then if you want to show the entire country in a single polygon, then you can use to dissolve pretty
much as well as we have seen before.
So this was the video on how you can split these files, why you should use the split when you should
use these plain and simple example, a single simple example of that.
So that was it for this video.
I hope you got to learn something new.
And as always, thanks very much for watching.