Dashboards & Visualizations

Splunk Panels - Two Separate Searches

mstrozyk
Engager

Hi

I was wondering if it is possible to create a panel (in a dashboard) that has two separate searches that are labeled accordingly? I'm looking to make it more visually inclusive. It would look something like this:

(Main Title)
(Subtitle for search)
(Search Results)
(Subtile for another search)
(Search Results for a different search)

END

Now with Values:

Fruit Statistics
Apple Stats
(A bunch of apple stats)
Orange Stats
(A bunch of orange stats)

END

There might not be a way to do this but I just wanted to ask.

Thanks!

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masonwhite
Explorer

You can also explore multi-search tables with "appendcols" and "| transpose" ...

would go something like this:
index= sourcetype= "firstsearchhere" | table/stats countby (Main Title) (Search Results) | appendcols[search index= sourcetype= "secondsearchhere" | table/stats countby (Subtile for another search) (Search Results for a different search)] | transpose

table would look somewhat like:
Main Title
firstsearchtitle #######search results#####
secondsearchtitle #######searchresults#####

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kmorris_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

If I am understanding correctly, you may be able to achieve this visually by grouping the panels in your dashboard. Check out the Dashboard Examples app (available on splunkbase). There is an example of panel grouping in there.

Panel Grouping with Charts
Group multiple charts, tables, html panels, or events, aligning vertically.

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kmorris_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee
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