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It did notice some behaviour that I consider to be unwanted.
When geoding using a csv file consisting of huisnummer, postcode and woonplaats, it does not give an error when there is a mismatch between postcode and huisnummer.
Instead, it geocodes a (random?) location within that postcode and tells me all addresses where successfully geocoded.
The postcode 3533VJ only has 30 up to 58 as huisnummer.
When using even numbers below 30, it will geocode a different location on 3533VJ.
This has two implications:
I am not informed about non-existing combinations, which otherwise would have pointed me to wrong data, which I could then adjust.
And I am getting false data in my point layer: the plugin algorithm is choosing a point on it's own, without informing me.
Is there any way to fix this?
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Hi,
Wonderful plugin, very useful in my line of work.
It did notice some behaviour that I consider to be unwanted.
When geoding using a csv file consisting of huisnummer, postcode and woonplaats, it does not give an error when there is a mismatch between postcode and huisnummer.
Instead, it geocodes a (random?) location within that postcode and tells me all addresses where successfully geocoded.
Use attached csv for testing.
testgeocode.zip
The postcode 3533VJ only has 30 up to 58 as huisnummer.
When using even numbers below 30, it will geocode a different location on 3533VJ.
This has two implications:
I am not informed about non-existing combinations, which otherwise would have pointed me to wrong data, which I could then adjust.
And I am getting false data in my point layer: the plugin algorithm is choosing a point on it's own, without informing me.
Is there any way to fix this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: