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regroup items in cluster map

sweiland
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Hi there,

Just a quick question on the cluster map that is not really displaying what we are aiming for...

We have a simple query which is then piped to iplocation then geostats as this:

 

 

query | iplocation myIP | geostats count by Country globallimit=0

 

 

We are trying to "regroup" items by Country, as it may seem obvious, but it is more difficult than expected.

Here is an example of the output (guess geobin/lat/lon is messing with us):

sweiland_0-1613460223181.png

Blue canada is splitted into 2 locations, and USA in at least 4, we would like to have a cluster more or less like the chloromap.

If we count by Country before geostats, it shows the expected result (in a table), but if we apply geostats it is splitted by location, any way to circumvent this ?

We tried to use another iplocation prefix, and geostats count by myCountry, does not work either 😞

 

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sweiland
Path Finder

Found the solution by using a lookup file

Idea is to stats count by country, and then lookup the latitude/longitude on the aggregated results, then pipe to geostats

Works well

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sweiland
Path Finder

Found the solution by using a lookup file

Idea is to stats count by country, and then lookup the latitude/longitude on the aggregated results, then pipe to geostats

Works well

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