HenrikSpa
commented
5 years ago Hi!
We usually only implement specific import functions for data formats that we regularly use ourselves. We haven't yet stumbled upon this AGS format. Where and when do you use it?
I checked the example file "Monitoring Example 2: Precise level point " (The "Example" menu to the left on your linked page). The format seems to store a lot of metadata at the top of the file, then the data as comma separated values ("GROUP","MOND" for example).
The data can be imported one file at the time using the Midvatten general csv import:
If the data of interest is always at the bottom of the file, it could be loaded to QGIS using Layer->Add Layer->Add delimited text layer and then choose to skip the first X rows, and specifying comma as delimiter and " as quote. The data can then be imported using Midvatten > Import data to database >" Import data using general csv format" and then choosing "Load data from all features from active layer.
You could also load the whole file as comma delimited file using "Add delimited text layer" and then select the rows of interest and choose "Load data from selected features from active layer" instead. Then you have to answer that there is no header and specify which column goes where in the next step.
jkall
KoalaGeo
cesarcorreo
Have you considered including AGS format http://www.agsdataformat.com/datatransferv4/rules.php as one of the data import formats?