I have an SVG file with 4818 shapes. In addition I have an Excel file that distributes every shape to another internal geographic unit. We use 66 of these units. Do you know a way/script with which we can alter and combine the shapes in the SVG file so that I got 66 shapes instead of the 4818?
My idea is to add the shapes that fall into one geo unit together and delete the "borders" within. Is there a tool the do so?
Thanks for your help
Christoph
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