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compare two weeks data by using timechart

Allampally
Path Finder

Hi Experts,

I want to compare two weeks data by keeping week1 count in row1 and week2 count in row2.
Eg. index=* vip="abc.com:9001" | timechart span=1w count by user
My desired output should be

**_time             user1            user2             user3**   
**07/11/2018           10               20                30
  07/18/2018           50               60                70**
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woodcock
Esteemed Legend

Like this:

index=* vip="abc.com:9001" earliest=-2w@d latest=@d | timechart span=1w count BY user
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martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Open the time range picker, go to advanced, use -2w@d and @d to search the past two weeks, snapped to midnight. Adjust if you want whole weeks, e.g. snapped to start of Monday: -2w@w1 and @w1.

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janispelss
Path Finder

If you select the right time range, your query should work. Is it not giving you the correct output?

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Allampally
Path Finder

I can select time range only either first week or second week but not combinely both. I want the results for 1st week and 2nd week in two different rows

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