Dashboards & Visualizations

Display pie value in pie chart without tooltip

ggangwar
Path Finder

Hi,

I am working on spkunk 6.2 and I have created a pie chart under splunk dashboard as a panel. Ineed to display the value against each pie in chart.
Is there a way to achieve it?

search_string| chart count(username) by application

Above query creates pie chart having information of application. But, it does not have count value for every application. Can you please help in adding the count value against application name in the chart?

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ggangwar
Path Finder

... | stats count(username) as count by application| eval pie_slice = count + " " + username | fields pie_slice, count

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ggangwar
Path Finder

... | stats count(username) as count by application| eval pie_slice = count + " " + username | fields pie_slice, count

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ggangwar
Path Finder

Can anyone provide some useful answer?

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ggangwar
Path Finder

I have got the solution.

... | stats count(username) as count by application| eval pie_slice = count + " " + username | fields pie_slice, count
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493669
Super Champion

that's the answer I am referring ...

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493669
Super Champion

Hi @ggangwar,
try this:

 <option name="charting.chart.showPercent">true</option>

refer this answer: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/71090/how-to-display-the-count-in-piechart-as-labels.html

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ggangwar
Path Finder

This gives wrong value. It does not display the value of pie but some other percentage.

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