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Bar chart visualization

Naa_Win
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Hello,

I have a below values in lookup and trying to achieve below bar chart view. 
Country     old_limit        old_spend_limit      new_limit          new_spend_limit
   USA            84000             37000                       121000                   43000
  Canada     149000           103000                     214000                 128000

old_limit = PRE
new_limit = POST

 

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bowesmana
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

You can do it by creating a stacked bar and setting the limit to be the gap (limit-spend) and creating the rows needed for the 4 groups.

Here's an example, but I suspect there is a better way

| makeresults 
| eval _raw="Country,old_limit,old_spend_limit,new_limit,new_spend_limit
USA,84000,37000,121000,43000
Canada,149000,103000,214000,128000" 
| multikv forceheader=1 
| table Country old_limit old_spend_limit new_limit new_spend_limit
| foreach *_spend_limit [ eval "<<MATCHSEG1>>_gap"='<<MATCHSEG1>>_limit'-<<FIELD>>, type=if("<<MATCHSEG1>>"="old", "Pre", "Post"), MV=mvappend(mvzip(mvzip('<<MATCHSEG1>>_gap', '<<FIELD>>', ";"), type, ";"), MV) ]
| fields Country MV
| mvexpand MV
| rex field=MV "(?<gap>[^\;]*);(?<spend>[^\;]*);(?<type>.*)"
| eval Country=Country." ".type
| fields Country gap spend

This just creates a gap;spend field for each type (pre/post) and then expands the pair for each country.

 

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Naa_Win
Path Finder

@bowesmana  Thank you !!!

I had modified the query and and achieved what I'm looking for.....

| foreach *_spend_limit
[ eval type=if(match("<<MATCHSEG1>>","old"), "Pre", "Post"), MV=mvappend(mvzip(mvzip('<<MATCHSEG1>>_limit', '<<FIELD>>', ";"), type, ";"), MV) ]
| fields market MV
| mvexpand MV
| rex field=MV "(?<limit>[^\;]*);(?<spend>[^\;]*);(?<type>.*)"
| eval market=market." ".type
| fields market limit spend

 

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bowesmana
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

You can do it by creating a stacked bar and setting the limit to be the gap (limit-spend) and creating the rows needed for the 4 groups.

Here's an example, but I suspect there is a better way

| makeresults 
| eval _raw="Country,old_limit,old_spend_limit,new_limit,new_spend_limit
USA,84000,37000,121000,43000
Canada,149000,103000,214000,128000" 
| multikv forceheader=1 
| table Country old_limit old_spend_limit new_limit new_spend_limit
| foreach *_spend_limit [ eval "<<MATCHSEG1>>_gap"='<<MATCHSEG1>>_limit'-<<FIELD>>, type=if("<<MATCHSEG1>>"="old", "Pre", "Post"), MV=mvappend(mvzip(mvzip('<<MATCHSEG1>>_gap', '<<FIELD>>', ";"), type, ";"), MV) ]
| fields Country MV
| mvexpand MV
| rex field=MV "(?<gap>[^\;]*);(?<spend>[^\;]*);(?<type>.*)"
| eval Country=Country." ".type
| fields Country gap spend

This just creates a gap;spend field for each type (pre/post) and then expands the pair for each country.

 

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