No “Save As…” in QGIS 3.2?

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I have been trying to save my CSV file using the "Save As" from a right click as suggested on many websites, but I literally can't see this button. See my picture attached (on the left my QGIS 3.2 interface, on the right a blog extract based on QGIS 2.8), is that a bug?



I am trying to do that to save my data with another CRS that would match my shapefile so that I can calculate my buffer with a unit different from my CSV file.



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    Did you try the "Save Features As" button?
    – Matthias Kuhn
    Aug 23 at 16:49










  • I did, but got an error message: Export to vector file failed. Error: Creation of layer failed (OGR error: Failed to create file NewFileName.shp: Permission denied)
    – Laure
    Aug 23 at 16:52






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    @Laure It sounds like there are some other file management issues going on there, meaning QGIS can't read the folder you're trying to save to - browse to an explicit location and name the file vs. taking any default locations / names.
    – DPSSpatial
    Aug 23 at 17:28










  • Could be related to gis.stackexchange.com/questions/282434/…
    – underdark♦
    Aug 23 at 17:59
















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I have been trying to save my CSV file using the "Save As" from a right click as suggested on many websites, but I literally can't see this button. See my picture attached (on the left my QGIS 3.2 interface, on the right a blog extract based on QGIS 2.8), is that a bug?



I am trying to do that to save my data with another CRS that would match my shapefile so that I can calculate my buffer with a unit different from my CSV file.



enter image description here






qgis shapefile csv







share|improve this question



















  • 1




    Did you try the "Save Features As" button?
    – Matthias Kuhn
    Aug 23 at 16:49










  • I did, but got an error message: Export to vector file failed. Error: Creation of layer failed (OGR error: Failed to create file NewFileName.shp: Permission denied)
    – Laure
    Aug 23 at 16:52






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    @Laure It sounds like there are some other file management issues going on there, meaning QGIS can't read the folder you're trying to save to - browse to an explicit location and name the file vs. taking any default locations / names.
    – DPSSpatial
    Aug 23 at 17:28










  • Could be related to gis.stackexchange.com/questions/282434/…
    – underdark♦
    Aug 23 at 17:59












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I have been trying to save my CSV file using the "Save As" from a right click as suggested on many websites, but I literally can't see this button. See my picture attached (on the left my QGIS 3.2 interface, on the right a blog extract based on QGIS 2.8), is that a bug?



I am trying to do that to save my data with another CRS that would match my shapefile so that I can calculate my buffer with a unit different from my CSV file.



enter image description here






qgis shapefile csv







share|improve this question















I have been trying to save my CSV file using the "Save As" from a right click as suggested on many websites, but I literally can't see this button. See my picture attached (on the left my QGIS 3.2 interface, on the right a blog extract based on QGIS 2.8), is that a bug?



I am trying to do that to save my data with another CRS that would match my shapefile so that I can calculate my buffer with a unit different from my CSV file.



enter image description here






qgis shapefile csv




qgis shapefile csv






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    Did you try the "Save Features As" button?
    – Matthias Kuhn
    Aug 23 at 16:49










  • I did, but got an error message: Export to vector file failed. Error: Creation of layer failed (OGR error: Failed to create file NewFileName.shp: Permission denied)
    – Laure
    Aug 23 at 16:52






  • 1




    @Laure It sounds like there are some other file management issues going on there, meaning QGIS can't read the folder you're trying to save to - browse to an explicit location and name the file vs. taking any default locations / names.
    – DPSSpatial
    Aug 23 at 17:28










  • Could be related to gis.stackexchange.com/questions/282434/…
    – underdark♦
    Aug 23 at 17:59












  • 1




    Did you try the "Save Features As" button?
    – Matthias Kuhn
    Aug 23 at 16:49










  • I did, but got an error message: Export to vector file failed. Error: Creation of layer failed (OGR error: Failed to create file NewFileName.shp: Permission denied)
    – Laure
    Aug 23 at 16:52






  • 1




    @Laure It sounds like there are some other file management issues going on there, meaning QGIS can't read the folder you're trying to save to - browse to an explicit location and name the file vs. taking any default locations / names.
    – DPSSpatial
    Aug 23 at 17:28










  • Could be related to gis.stackexchange.com/questions/282434/…
    – underdark♦
    Aug 23 at 17:59







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Did you try the "Save Features As" button?
– Matthias Kuhn
Aug 23 at 16:49




Did you try the "Save Features As" button?
– Matthias Kuhn
Aug 23 at 16:49












I did, but got an error message: Export to vector file failed. Error: Creation of layer failed (OGR error: Failed to create file NewFileName.shp: Permission denied)
– Laure
Aug 23 at 16:52




I did, but got an error message: Export to vector file failed. Error: Creation of layer failed (OGR error: Failed to create file NewFileName.shp: Permission denied)
– Laure
Aug 23 at 16:52




1




1




@Laure It sounds like there are some other file management issues going on there, meaning QGIS can't read the folder you're trying to save to - browse to an explicit location and name the file vs. taking any default locations / names.
– DPSSpatial
Aug 23 at 17:28




@Laure It sounds like there are some other file management issues going on there, meaning QGIS can't read the folder you're trying to save to - browse to an explicit location and name the file vs. taking any default locations / names.
– DPSSpatial
Aug 23 at 17:28












Could be related to gis.stackexchange.com/questions/282434/…
– underdark♦
Aug 23 at 17:59




Could be related to gis.stackexchange.com/questions/282434/…
– underdark♦
Aug 23 at 17:59










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It's been renamed to "save features as". Your "permission denied" error is a result of trying to save the output somewhere which cannot be written to. Try clicking the "..." button and setting a different output folder.






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  • Perfect, thanks a lot!
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It's been renamed to "save features as". Your "permission denied" error is a result of trying to save the output somewhere which cannot be written to. Try clicking the "..." button and setting a different output folder.






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It's been renamed to "save features as". Your "permission denied" error is a result of trying to save the output somewhere which cannot be written to. Try clicking the "..." button and setting a different output folder.






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    Aug 24 at 15:16












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It's been renamed to "save features as". Your "permission denied" error is a result of trying to save the output somewhere which cannot be written to. Try clicking the "..." button and setting a different output folder.






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It's been renamed to "save features as". Your "permission denied" error is a result of trying to save the output somewhere which cannot be written to. Try clicking the "..." button and setting a different output folder.







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