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A Chart with Total values and then an average Value

malcolmtkelly
Explorer

So I have a some data that I've put into a chart. For the purposes of this question lets say the data is in the form "Username Purchases"

userA 400
userB 800
userA 150
userZ 900
userA 350
userB 700

How do I create a chart that charts total number of purchases for each user and then a average value across all users as the final column?

So far I have:

sourcetype=data | chart sum(purchases) by username

But I don't know how to average out and insert that last average value.

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HiroshiSatoh
Champion

But what if I use the APPEND?

sourcetype=data | chart avg(purchases) by username | append [search sourcetype=data |eval username="allUserAverage" |chart avg(purchases) by username ]

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timmalos
Communicator

Try

sourcetype=data | eventstats sum(purchases) as total|stats sum(purchases) as sum by username|eval percent=(sum/total)

watsm10
Communicator

From my understanding of your question, would it just be like this?

sourcetype=data | chart sum(purchases), avg(purchases) by username
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malcolmtkelly
Explorer

That's not quite what I'm looking for. I am looking for a bar chart but based on the data the feeding it, the chart would look like:

userAaverage = 300
userBaverage = 750
userZaverage = 900
allUserAverage = 550

So four columns in total

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