Dashboards & Visualizations

How to set color code result based on uniqueness

balash1979
Path Finder

I am running a query and it provides me the following result (as an example)

ENV VALUE
env1 1234
env2 2345
env3 1234
env4 2345

Is there a way I can color code the lines that are same, meaning, i would like in my panel to show a color for the lines
env1 1234
env3 1234

and some other color for lines
env2 2345
env4 2345

Basically, I am trying to do a color coding scheme so in my dashboard if my panel has different colors its an alarm for me that something is different. Ideally, I shud have the same value for all the lines, meaning all the VALUE should be 1234 for different ENV.

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test4u
Path Finder

HI,
I have used the following approaches:-
1. Run the following query to a bar chart
index="main" sourcetype="csv"|chart count by VALUE,ENV
and then use
"option name="charting.seriesColors">[C0392B,F1C40F]"

  1. you can use a pie chart and do ->>index="main" sourcetype="csv"|statscount by VALUE further you can user chart.fieldColors as follows :- " option name="charting.fieldColors">{1234:C0392B, 2345:F1C40F}" Let me know if any fulfills your purpose

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test4u
Path Finder

HI,
I have used the following approaches:-
1. Run the following query to a bar chart
index="main" sourcetype="csv"|chart count by VALUE,ENV
and then use
"option name="charting.seriesColors">[C0392B,F1C40F]"

  1. you can use a pie chart and do ->>index="main" sourcetype="csv"|statscount by VALUE further you can user chart.fieldColors as follows :- " option name="charting.fieldColors">{1234:C0392B, 2345:F1C40F}" Let me know if any fulfills your purpose
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