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Hi,
I am populating data in splunk in the below tabular form. But when i try to visualize it in pie chart the report shows only two segments in the pie. one "Up" and the other "Other", Basically its clubbing all the other three categories "Down", "Node 1 Down", "Node 2 Down" into a single category "Other". How can i show all the 4 categories as 4 different segment in the pie chart.
upordown count
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Down 9
Node 1 Down 4
Node 2 Down 4
Up 390
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You can add following property in the report's xml for chart to show every slice in pie chart.
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Thanks for your reply .. It worked like a charm .. 🙂
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You can add following property in the report's xml for chart to show every slice in pie chart.
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Have you tried:
useother=false
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