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How to create a stacked bar graph with 2 y axis attributes?

nyasharashad59
Explorer

Good day

I have two attributes for my graph which are over time. subscriber_ap (which should read the value on y axis) and subscriber_fup which is color.

I have managed to create the graph with subscriber_fup (color) but my subscriber_ap which is supposed to be a stacked graph it is not showing. if you find attached screenshot, when subscriber_ap = 0 it should count 4 bars on the y axis, if subscriber_fup is 200 it should be read, which means at a particular time we should have 4 red bars, if subscriber_ap=100 =3 bars on Y axis, when subscriber_fup is zero it should paint green hence have 3 green bars at that particular timealt text

  <chart>
    <search>
      <query>index=sandvine sourcetype=sql subscriber_name="$subscriberid$"
      | eval 4 = if(subscriber_ap=200,subscriber_ap,0)
      | eval 3 = if(subscriber_ap=150,subscriber_ap,0)
      | eval 2 = if(subscriber_ap=100,subscriber_ap,0)
      | eval 1 = if(subscriber_ap=0,subscriber_ap,0)
      | eval green = if( subscriber_fup=0,subscriber_fup,0)
      | eval yellow = if(subscriber_fup=100,subscriber_fup,0)
      | eval orange = if(subscriber_fup=150,subscriber_fup,0)
      | eval red = if(subscriber_fup=200,subscriber_fup,0)
      | timechart span=30m values(green) as "Green" values(yellow) as "Yellow" values(orange) as "Orange" values(red) as "Red"
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1 Solution

DalJeanis
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try this

 index=sandvine sourcetype=sql subscriber_name="$subscriberid$"
 | bin _time span=1h
 | stats max(subscriber_ap) as SAP max(subscriber_fup) as FUP 
 | eval chartbars=round(SAP/50)
 | eval chartcolor=case(FUP>=150,"orange", FUP>=100,"yellow", true(),"green")
 | timechart span=1h max(chartbars) by chartcolor

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DalJeanis
Legend

try this

 index=sandvine sourcetype=sql subscriber_name="$subscriberid$"
 | bin _time span=1h
 | stats max(subscriber_ap) as SAP max(subscriber_fup) as FUP 
 | eval chartbars=round(SAP/50)
 | eval chartcolor=case(FUP>=150,"orange", FUP>=100,"yellow", true(),"green")
 | timechart span=1h max(chartbars) by chartcolor
0 Karma
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