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Charting 2 different stats query

RonD
Explorer

I am trying to achieve a simple pie chart that will display from two different stats query command

| inputlookup records.csv where condition1=compliant | stats count(host) as compliant
| append records.csv where (condition2=noncompliant AND condition3=noncompliant and condition4=noncompliant)| stats count(host) as noncompliant
| <I am missing a command at this point in able to produce the pie chart below>


compliance.PNG

Please advise. Thanks and regards.

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s2_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Here's one approach:

 

| inputlookup records.csv 
| eval status=if( (condition1="noncompliant") OR (condition2="noncompliant" AND condition3="noncompliant" AND condition4="noncompliant"),"NC","C") 
| stats count(host) by status

 

Screen Shot 2020-12-15 at 1.02.41 PM.png 

BTW, you don't need a 

stats count(host)

 because you are just counting records, so 

stats count

would also work.

 

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RonD
Explorer

Thanks, this worked.

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s2_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Here's one approach:

 

| inputlookup records.csv 
| eval status=if( (condition1="noncompliant") OR (condition2="noncompliant" AND condition3="noncompliant" AND condition4="noncompliant"),"NC","C") 
| stats count(host) by status

 

Screen Shot 2020-12-15 at 1.02.41 PM.png 

BTW, you don't need a 

stats count(host)

 because you are just counting records, so 

stats count

would also work.

 

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