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Chart count with timespan

timyong80
Explorer

I have a query that produce a sample of the results below.

DateTimeNamespaceType
18-May-20sys-uatCompliance
5-May-20emit-ssg-ossCompliance
5-May-20sast-prdVulnerability
5-Jun-20portal-apiCompliance
8-Jun-20ssc-accCompliance

I would like to count the number Type each Namespace has over a period of time. The end result visualization chart should look like this.

chart.jpg

This would display the count of each Namespace (grouped by day or month) based on the time picker. For eample, sys-uat has a total 20 count Types for May and 9 count Types for June. This way, I can compare the counts each Namespace has side by side.

If I do this,

| timechart span=1month count by Namespace

 the Namespace is split between the months.

chart2.jpg

I want each Namespace to be displayed side by side. For example, the blue bars should be side by side instead of being split. Is there a way to do this?

Thank you.

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion

sample:

| tstats count where index=_internal sourcetype=splunkd* by _time span=1month sourcetype
| xyseries _time sourcetype count

 viz >> Column Chart

why don't you try xyseries ?

recommend:

index=yours .....
| bin _time span=1month
| stats count by _time Namespace
| eval DateTime=strftime(_time,"%b-%y")
| xyseries DateTime Namespace count
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skrajkumar_splu
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Try using Bin span to group all dates to corresponding months  and chart command instead of time chart like in below snippet

skrajkumar_splu_1-1591861322546.png

 

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