Count points in polygon (weighted) in QGIS 3

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In QGIS 2 you could perform a weighted point within a polygon layer using Processing toolbox > Vector Analysis > Count points in polygon (weighted).



I could well be missing something, but I can't find the same function in QGIS 3 (screenshot below). Has it been superseded by another function?



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Absence of weighted count point function in QGIS3






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    In QGIS 2 you could perform a weighted point within a polygon layer using Processing toolbox > Vector Analysis > Count points in polygon (weighted).



    I could well be missing something, but I can't find the same function in QGIS 3 (screenshot below). Has it been superseded by another function?



    Maybe it requires a plugin?



    Absence of weighted count point function in QGIS3






    qgis point-in-polygon analysis







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      In QGIS 2 you could perform a weighted point within a polygon layer using Processing toolbox > Vector Analysis > Count points in polygon (weighted).



      I could well be missing something, but I can't find the same function in QGIS 3 (screenshot below). Has it been superseded by another function?



      Maybe it requires a plugin?



      Absence of weighted count point function in QGIS3






      qgis point-in-polygon analysis







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      In QGIS 2 you could perform a weighted point within a polygon layer using Processing toolbox > Vector Analysis > Count points in polygon (weighted).



      I could well be missing something, but I can't find the same function in QGIS 3 (screenshot below). Has it been superseded by another function?



      Maybe it requires a plugin?



      Absence of weighted count point function in QGIS3






      qgis point-in-polygon analysis




      qgis point-in-polygon analysis






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          I think the weight just become optional and hidden inside the Count points in polygon, see



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