Dashboards & Visualizations

How to disable a table's dynamic column name in a dashboard?

rajkumarts
Engager

Hi I have a dashboard that displays result from a savedSearch. This table has service name and days as its column names

|Service Name| 04/05/2017 | 04/06/2017|
| service 1  | some_value | some_value|
| service 2  | some_value | some_value|

That's how my table looks like. User can click some_value cell which would then open up a new search by replacing some values. I don't want my users to click on the service 1 cell or Service Name column at all. I couldn't able to disable the drilldown for that column. Because Splunk doesn't let me use both and on the same drilldown. Since I don't know the column the dashboard is generating, I cannot use the to disable the Service Name column.

Is there any other way to disable the dirlldown / click on the Service Name column ?

Thanks

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

You may be able to disable drilldown on Service Name by adding this in your panel's xml code (un-tested)

....
<table>
....
<condition field="'Service Name'">
  </condition>
  <condition field="*">
    <link>
      this_dashboard?form.xyz=$click.value2$
    </link>
  </condition>

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

You may be able to disable drilldown on Service Name by adding this in your panel's xml code (un-tested)

....
<table>
....
<condition field="'Service Name'">
  </condition>
  <condition field="*">
    <link>
      this_dashboard?form.xyz=$click.value2$
    </link>
  </condition>

rajkumarts
Engager

Thanks. It worked 🙂

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