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Bar Graph/Timechart show multiple values for same field and remove whitespace from graph

tbrown
Path Finder

I have events which are transactions. I've extracted a field from these events which are the site they come from. Basically, I want to make a bar graph/timechart/chart that shows the duration of each of these transactions, separated by the site they come from. I don't want to use the avg() or sum() or max() options for a chart/timechart because I want every event to appear on the graph, I don't want to only show the max() for each site.

I've tried a timechart using "cont=false" but that didn't work because it still automatically grouped certain events together. I've tried "stats count by Site, duration", and while that works, it still shows the count bars on the graph, and I don't want that, and it also doesn't group them according to time (even if I use "| sort -_time")

 

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isoutamo
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi

something like this?

| makeresults
| eval _raw="site,tr,duration
A,a001,100
A,a002,10
B,b001,50
C,c001,25
B,b002,14
C,c002,22"
| multikv forceheader=1 
| rename COMMENT as "sample data generation"
| chart values(duration) as duration over site by tr

r. Ismo 

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