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How do I add User Time parameter to the panel header?

aravindpadmin
Explorer

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Dear All,

I have a time parameter on my dashboard. The user can change this parameter for their requirement to see the dashboard. For example. the Last 24 hours or Today or Last 7 days etc.

I want to display this field along with the title as shown in the below diagram. I have Total Tweets as heading of a panel. I want this to be "Total Tweets + user Time Parameter". How this can be done? Please advise. Thanks in advance.

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niketn
Legend

@aravindpadmin refer to one of my older answers for the same: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/633356/whats-the-token-name-for-the-time-pickers-display.html

Please try out and confirm!

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aravindpadmin
Explorer

typo in above last 2 lines..please read as

"I want to display this field along with Title as shown in above diagram. I have "General Tweets" as heading of a panel. I want this to be "GeneralTweets + user Time Parameter". In above case it is "General Tweets - Last 24 hours".. How this can be done? Please advise. Thanks in advance"

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