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Bar Chart Line length change

ayush1906
Communicator

My current search output showing the following result, for one entry it is greater than the rest.

I want to show the graph will the greater value , Its length be less so my chart is in proportions.

Current Values
10
20
5000
30
40

Expected Bar chart
10 ======
20 ============
5000 ======================= (5000)
30 ==================

Since i cant upload my graph link. tries to represent using "== "

Current graph image uplaoded on public domain : ibb.co/d5w3Vfy

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1 Solution

jkat54
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Use log scale on y axis. That's the solution.

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jkat54
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Use log scale on y axis. That's the solution.

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ayush1906
Communicator

yeah, I tried that only. It works for now.

But was wondering if splunk allows changing the length of a particular bar.

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jkat54
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Only if you do something like dividing the count by 10 etc.

It would confuse your users though if the scale was 1:1 for 9 bars and 1:10 for 1 bar.

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ayush1906
Communicator

Edit: For now I have used Scale = Log instead of linear

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