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ChhayaV
Communicator

hi,

this is my query

index=tm_idx host="server" sourcetype="TM_Test_10"  
| rex field=msg "(?i)TM1\sserver\sload\stime\s\(secs\)\s\=\s(?P<timetakentostart>\w+)" 
| where timetakentostart!="" 
| timechart sum(timetakentostart) by timetakentostart

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In above chart i want to show 16:2 means count is 2 .can anyone please suggest me how can i do it ?

Thanks and Regards

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ShaneNewman
Motivator

Why not create a table below to summarize this information? Just use the base search in a search module, then use PostProcess/HiddenPostProcess for the chart and table.

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ChhayaV
Communicator

hi i need to show sum

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

You can change the sum to count in timechart command. This way it will show 16:2 in tooltip but the graph will also be adjusted to show just the count on y-axis.

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cramasta
Builder

Not sure if this can be done but you can read up on the tool tip properties here which *might allow you to do it. However if it is possible you will need to use advanced xml for your dashboard in order for it to render using flashchart instead of jschart as the doc's state jschart is not supported with the tool tip properties..

http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/5.0.4/Viz/CustomChartingConfig-Tooltip

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