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single value trellis order by value with trendline

wjrbrady
Engager

I am trying to create a panel using trellis and want to have it order by lowest number and not alphabetically.
index=someindex
| bin span=5m _time
| stats count(eval(field1="false")) as error,count(eval(field1="true")) as success, count(field3) as total by _time sourcetype
| eval accuracy=round((success/total)*100,2)

 

after that point no matter what i try to do i cant get my lowest score to be the first item.  My sourcetype has about 40 items so want to see the worst behaving items first.

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livehybrid
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi @wjrbrady 

Ive tried and tried to do this but not had any success yet, I thought you could achieve this by somehow changing the field names to prefix with a numerical value to help sort them but using the table command just broke the trellis.

I will keep trying but ultimately there is no built-in way to achieve this unfortunately. I'll keep thinking though!

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wjrbrady
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thank you i have tried that to.  It seems it would work if i did not want the trend line.

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