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How to show my main dashboard in red color based on my sub dashboard pie chart values ?

georgear7
Communicator

I have one main dashboard created from 'Single Value' chart. Which has word like 'APP'. I have used 'Link to dashboard' drilldown method to link this 'Single value' value chart to another dashboard.

My target dashboard has 3 pie charts. and my requirement is to calculate the values in the 3 charts and aggregate should get reflected on my main dashboard in color format.

For eg,
In my target dashboard,
Pie chart1:
Red color - 35%
Green color - 65%

Pie chart2:
Red color - 5%
Green color - 95%

Pie chart3:
Red color - 0%
Green color - 100%

So, aggregate of these 3 pie chart values should get reflected in my single value chart dashboard in color format. Like, if my aggregate of green color is 80%, 80% of my main dashboard surface should have green color and rest is in red color.

Is this possible to achieve in Splunk ?

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust
There is no two-way communication between dashboards.
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georgear7
Communicator

@skakehi_splunk @rnowitzki @richgalloway ..Guys, need your expertise on this..

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rnowitzki
Builder

Hi @georgear7 ,

Maybe you could run the calculations that you do on the target dashboards to get the percantages already on the "entry" dashboard in the background. If that is acceptable from a performance point of view.


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