Dashboards & Visualizations

Color change based on value for single value visualization

alexspunkshell
Contributor

I am receiving 8 count for below query. If logs are receiving at particular time it should display count and color as Green if not it should be in RED color.
Example - If logs are there for 7.10 to 7.20 and no logs at 9.10 to 9.20 it should display as 1 (for 7.10 to 7.20) and color as RED (because no log at 9.10 to 9.20).
Please help me here

index=mssql_db source=event_log "Completed : Automated Process Aii - Hunter : 29 : System Process - Ai2 Express Queue" | eval date_hourmin = strftime(_time, "%H%M%S")
| where (date_hourmin >= 071000 AND date_hourmin <= 072000) OR (date_hourmin >= 091000 AND date_hourmin <= 092000) OR (date_hourmin >= 111000 AND date_hourmin <= 112000) OR (date_hourmin >= 131000 AND date_hourmin <= 132000) OR (date_hourmin >= 151000 AND date_hourmin <= 152000) OR (date_hourmin >= 171000 AND date_hourmin <= 172000) OR (date_hourmin >= 191000 AND date_hourmin <= 192000) OR (date_hourmin >= 211000 AND date_hourmin <= 212000) |stats count

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alexspunkshell
Contributor

@ALXWBR Thanks for your reply !!! From your query i could able to find the missing logs. Thanks much.

Now if any logs missed at that particular time, then the single value visualization should change to RED color. Else it should be in Green color.

Example - If any logs missed at 7 AM or 9 AM or 11 AM or any time then it should change the visualization color to RED.

Please help here.

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alexspunkshell
Contributor

@ALXWBR Thanks for your reply !!! From your query i could able to find the missing logs. Thanks much.

Now if any logs missed at that particular time, then the single value visualization should change to RED color. Else it should be in Green color.

Example - If any logs missed at 7 AM or 9 AM or 11 AM or any time then it should change the visualization color to RED.

Please help here.

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ALXWBR
Path Finder

Hi @alexspunkshell

On the single viz, select format visualisation, then select color.
Under use colors, select 'Yes'
Then change the first range from min to 0 with color red and set the second range from 0 to max with color green.

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ALXWBR
Path Finder

Hi

I'm a little confused as to what you are actually trying to achieve here, but if it's a count of time ranges where there are zero logs then you could try the below?

index=mssql_db source=event_log "Completed : Automated Process Aii - Hunter : 29 : System Process - Ai2 Express Queue" 
| eval date_hourmin = strftime(_time, "%H%M%S"), 
    time_bin = case(date_hourmin >= 071000 AND date_hourmin <= 072000, "07", date_hourmin >= 091000 AND date_hourmin <= 092000, "09", date_hourmin >= 111000 AND date_hourmin <= 112000, "11", date_hourmin >= 131000 AND date_hourmin <= 132000, "13", date_hourmin >= 151000 AND date_hourmin <= 152000, "15", date_hourmin >= 171000 AND date_hourmin <= 172000, "17", date_hourmin >= 191000 AND date_hourmin <= 192000, "19", date_hourmin >= 211000 AND date_hourmin <= 212000, "21") 
| stats count as logs by time_bin
| stats count(eval(logs=0)) as missing_logs
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