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Choropleth Map, count by counties

dholz
Engager

Hello All,

I am trying to visualize data in a choropleth map using shapefiles. My goal is to show a count of a field by county in PA. I have yet to find a well configured shapefile for all counties in PA, so I had to use one for the counties in all of the US. Unfortunately when I use the geom command this includes any other counties of the same name in the map vis.  Is there a way to filter out other states and just include PA? or can I set bounds for this map so it only visualizes PA?

Image of Choropleth map as is

dholz_0-1612368054450.png

Search:

sourcetype=*sourcetype* province=Pennsylvania
| stats latest(*stats*) as "*name*" by county
| geom nat_counties_lookup featureIdField=county

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dholz
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dholz
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Solved using this blog to make my own kml file using a shapefile: https://www.splunk.com/en_us/blog/tips-and-tricks/use-custom-polygons-in-your-choropleth-maps.html 

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