### Coordinate specified in a coordinate reference system different from the current one

If the coordinate reference system is projected:

enter x,y (SRID). For example 1491621.64817, 4915622.63154 (EPSG:3003) is a point with coordinate X=1491621.64817 and Y=4915622.63154 in the projected coordinate reference system EPSG:3003

If the coordinate reference system is geographic:

enter latitude, longitude (SRID). For example 44º 24' 48N/ 08º 50' 15E (EPSG:4326) is a point with latitude 44 degrees 24 minutes 48 seconds and longitude 6 degrees 50 minutes 15 seconds in the geographic coordinate reference system EPSG:4326.

Latitude and Longitude values can be set using the following notations:

- Decimal Degrees (DDD) - In this notation, decimal precision is set in the 'degree' coordinate. For example, 49.11675953666N
- Degrees, Minutes, and Seconds (DMS) - In this notation, decimal precision is set in the 'seconds' coordinate. For example, 49 7'20.06"N
- Degrees, Minutes with Decimal Seconds (DMM) - In this notation, decimal precision is set in the 'minutes' coordinate. For example, 49 7. 3343333"N. (Here, 20.06 seconds above is divided by 60 to get the decimal minute value for 20.06 seconds.)

Latitude and Longitude syntax is specified as follows:

- Numeric Values - Simply separate each coordinate notation with a white space and the entry will be recognized correctly. For example, you can indicate a DMS notation as: 37 24 23.3. You could indicate a DMM notation as 49 7.0055722.
  You can also use the character (°) for degrees, the single quote mark (') for minutes and the double quote mark (") for seconds, as follows: 49°7'20.06"
- Direction Notation (North/South, East/West)
  Use 'N', 'S', 'E', or 'W' to indicate direction. The letter can be entered either upper or lower case and it can be placed before or after the coordinate value. For example: N 37 24 23.3 is the same as 37 24 23.3 N
  You can also use the minus sign (-) to indicate a westerly or southerly position. When you use this kind of notation, do not specify a letter symbol. Additionally, you do not need to use a plus sign (+) to indicate northerly/easterly directions. So, for example this is a valid entry: 37 25 19.07, -122 05 08.40
- Entering Latitude, Longitude Pairs
  When entering latitudinal or longitudinal pairs, the first coordinate is interpreted as latitude unless you use a direction letter to clarify (E or W). For example, you can enter longitude first as: 122 05 08.40 W 37 25 19.07 N
  However, you cannot use the minus sign to enter longitude first:-122 05 08.40 37 25 19.07
  You can separate pair entries with a space, a comma, or a slash: 37.7 N 122.2 W or 37.7 N,122.2 W or 37.7 N/122.2 W