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Dashboard Studio - How can I change TimeStamp in Table Column Header?

madhav_dholakia
Contributor

Hello,

I am writing a search for a dashboard panel and it shows expected result when I use it as a search, but when added in Dashboard, the date time format is changed.

This search gets all the requesters with more than 25 tickets created in the last 13 months.

 

 

index="tickets" host="TICKET_DATA"  source="D:\\Tickets_Data_Export.csv" "Department Name"="ABC" earliest=-14mon@mon
| sort 0 -_time
| foreach * [ eval newFieldName=replace("<<FIELD>>", "\s+", ""),  {newFieldName}='<<FIELD>>'  ] | fields - "* *", newFieldName
| eval TicketCategory=if(isnull(TicketCategory),"Non-Chargeable",TicketCategory)
| eval ID=substr(ID, len(ID)-5, 6) 
| dedup ID
| eval tempDt=strptime(CreatedDate, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") 
| eval YYMM=strftime(tempDt,"%Y-%m")
| where tempDt>=relative_time(now(),"-13mon@mon") and tempDt<=relative_time(now(),"@mon")
| chart count as Count over RequesterName by YYMM where Count in top13
| addtotals
| where Total>=25
| sort 0 -Total

 

 

 

Outpout when run on Search Screen vs Output when added as a panel in Dashboard Studio is attached here.

Column YYMM format is different in both cases - date time formatCan you please help how I can get the column names in YYYY-MM (and not full date n time format) in Dashboard Studio panel?

Column YYMM displays YYYY-MM correctly when I select "Parallel Coordinates" visulization, but this is something not fit for my use case.

Thank you.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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