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hi all this is the data set we are going to work with so this Excel sheet contains are almost 37 Marine samples and the corresponding coordinates so these samples have been collected from different parts of the world and uh the coordinates of all these samples are given in given as in the format of longitude and latitude so what we have to do is we need to import this data set into qgs so for that first of all you need to save this Excel sheet in CSV format so letamp;#39;s do it instead of excel workbook you have to choose a CSV comma delimiter and just click save so thatamp;#39;s done and one more thing you have to notice that when you note down the coordinates of your study area or samples make sure that it is in decimal format so this is a decimal format and usually you might see these coordinates as in degree minutes and second format but when you work with qg so if you want to import a number of coordinates into your qgamp;#39;s map itamp;#39;s better if they are in decimal fo
