All Apps and Add-ons

Custom Cluster Map Visualization: Why is the Clustered Mapping not specific enough and the Choropleth map wont work for me?

colinmchugo
Explorer

Hi

I have got mapping working for a query I am running by referencing a column officelocation which gives me e.g

OfficeLocation GoodCount BadCount
London 1 34
Sao Palo 22 45
Seattle 7 23
Dublin 18 19
Etc

I the office locations in an office csv with the Lat and Long in each column so this is referenced and the cluster map then maps out the number to this location. The issue is even though I ref somewhere in the middle of America it will only cluster this to we will say New York where I want the location highlighted.

sourcetype="i.csv" OR sourcetype="i.csv" OfficeLocation!="" OfficeLocation!="N/A" | lookup officegeo.csv "Office Code" as "OfficeLocation" | search UserAction!=None   | geostats  latfield=Lattitude longfield=Logitutde count by Office

I want to get the locations more specific, the lookup table looks correct but how do I do it with the other mapping type (Choropleth map) or any other method? thanks.

Colin

0 Karma

ssadh_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Try this out.

Clustered Single Value Map Visualization - https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/3124

0 Karma
Got questions? Get answers!

Join the Splunk Community Slack to learn, troubleshoot, and make connections with fellow Splunk practitioners in real time!

Meet up IRL or virtually!

Join Splunk User Groups to connect and learn in-person by region or remotely by topic or industry.

Get Updates on the Splunk Community!

How Splunk AI Assistant Is Transforming Investigations: Insights from .conf26

At .conf26 in Denver, I spent much of my time in conversation with Splunk customers about Splunk AI Assistant. ...

Make Your Machine Data AI-Ready in Splunk

Every team is getting ready for AI agents.   Thursday, November 12, 2026  |  11AM  PST / 2PM EST   ...

Splunk Asynchronous Forwarding Explained

Splunk asynchronous forwarding is often misunderstood as simply setting autoLBVolume. That is not quite right. ...