@logloganathan, get the Splunk Dashboard Examples app which has Null Results Setter
example to show custom message in case of No results. There are many more examples for you to learn and pick up for day to day scenarios.
Also refer to one of my recent answers to have empty timechart rather than showing No Results Found: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/595248/timechart-with-no-data-gives-no-results-found.html
@logloganathan, get the Splunk Dashboard Examples app which has Null Results Setter
example to show custom message in case of No results. There are many more examples for you to learn and pick up for day to day scenarios.
Also refer to one of my recent answers to have empty timechart rather than showing No Results Found: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/595248/timechart-with-no-data-gives-no-results-found.html
It would help if you shared the context of your search. Lacking that, here's a tidbit of info to go on which may help point you in the right direction:
https://answers.splunk.com/answers/565395/how-to-return-0-when-the-search-has-no-results-in-1.html
i am using stats command only but when no event present it return "no result"