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How to rename xyseries columns?

ttriman
Engager

Hello - I am trying to rename column produced using xyseries for splunk dashboard.
Can I do that or do I need to update our raw splunk log?

The log event details=

 

 

data: { [-]
     errors: [ [+]
     ]
     failed: false
     failureStage: null
     event: GeneratePDF
     jobId: 144068b1-46d8-4e6f-b3a9-ead742641ffd
     pageCount: 1
     pdfSizeInMb: 7.250756
     }
     userId: user1@user.com

 

 

 

the current splunk query I have is -

 

 

 

 | stats count by data.userId, data.failed | xyseries data.userId, data.failed count

 

 

 


Currently - my data is returning as follows

data.userId false true
User1@user.com 2  
User2@user.com 3 1
User3@user.com 2 2

 


Can I rename false = Successful and true = Failed?

 

Thank you in advance

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Yes, you can rename the fields either before or after xyseries.

After:

 

| stats count by data.userId, data.failed 
| xyseries data.userId, data.failed count
| rename false AS Successful, true AS Failed

 

Before:

 

| stats count by data.userId, data.failed 
| eval data.failed = if(data.failed="false", "Successful", "Failed")
| xyseries data.userId, data.failed count

 

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ttriman
Engager

That works!! Thank you so much for the fast reply!

richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Yes, you can rename the fields either before or after xyseries.

After:

 

| stats count by data.userId, data.failed 
| xyseries data.userId, data.failed count
| rename false AS Successful, true AS Failed

 

Before:

 

| stats count by data.userId, data.failed 
| eval data.failed = if(data.failed="false", "Successful", "Failed")
| xyseries data.userId, data.failed count

 

---
If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
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