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Lucie99
Explorer

Hi everyone,

I don't know how to do the average of the "Moy" for all Debit = 5 and per month with DateJour and after this exactly the same but with Debit =25.

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Has somebody an idea ? 

I tried many instructions but don't work ..

 

Thank you in advance

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isoutamo
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi

Please try:

 

<base search>
| bin span=1mon DateJour
| stats avg(Moy) as avgMoy by DateJour, Depit

 

I'm expecting that DateJour is containing time as epoch? If not then you must convert it first to epoch or use _time (instead of DateJour) which already is in correct format.

r. Ismo 

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isoutamo
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi

Please try:

 

<base search>
| bin span=1mon DateJour
| stats avg(Moy) as avgMoy by DateJour, Depit

 

I'm expecting that DateJour is containing time as epoch? If not then you must convert it first to epoch or use _time (instead of DateJour) which already is in correct format.

r. Ismo 

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Lucie99
Explorer

Hi thanks for helping me.   This instruction that is very simiral to yours works, but it gives me the average of all debits (5 and 25) ! How can I do separately the average for debit = 5 and the 2nd average for debit = 25 ? 


| stats avg(Moy) as AvgMoy by _time, Debit      (I used this)

 

Thank you

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isoutamo
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi

I'm not sure if I understood your question, but if you want those avgs one by one with separate queries then this helps.

<base query> Debit=5
| bin span=1mon _time
| stats avg(Moy) as AvgMoy by _time, Debit

 

And then the second query with debit=25. And if you couldn't add that on the index=.... then you can catch those lines with

| where debit = 5

later on, but before that stats on your query.

If you are meaning something else then please explain that little bite more.

r. Ismo 

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