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Hello,
I'd like to split a Report in Weeks.
I use a time chart report with span=1week, but the y-axis display the first day of a week.
XXX | timechart span=1week sum(NWert) AS Umsatz
How could i change the display of the x-axis in Weeks like this 22, 23, 24, 25?
Thanks
Oti
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Hi Oti47,
Rather than using timechart, use chart by week. You'll get the weeknumber from strftime:
XXX | eval week=strftime(_time,"%V") |chart sum(NWert) AS umsatz by week
HTH,
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Glad it worked. Feel free to accept the answer as the correct one, so others can see it's solved.
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Thanks.
Works for me.
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Hi Oti47,
Rather than using timechart, use chart by week. You'll get the weeknumber from strftime:
XXX | eval week=strftime(_time,"%V") |chart sum(NWert) AS umsatz by week
HTH,
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Note!
This works for the ISO 8601 standard, where a week starts on Monday and the first week of the year is the first to have at least four days of the new year in it. Iow. if 1st Jan is on a Friday, its week number is 53 of the last week.
Users who would like to have the week starting on a Sunday, should consider using %U rather than %V.
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