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Combining stats output with eval

brutecat
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Some advice on something I would have thought to be easy.

I have a field called Elapsed. I want to calculate the number of events in a window of two hours, divide this count by 7200 (the number of seconds in 2 hours) and multiply this by the average value of Elapsed divided by 1000 over this two hours. I then want to send this evaluated result to a timechart. Here is my current search:

index=ediinter Elapsed>0 | bucket _time span=2h | stats avg(Elapsed) as Residence, count as Total |  eval queue=((Total/7200)*(Residence/1000)) |  timechart span=2h first(queue) as Queue

but this produces no results

What am I filtering out?

Thanks,

Stan

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HiroshiSatoh
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timechart requires _time.

| stats avg(Elapsed) as Residence, count as Total | ->fields:Residence、Total
↓Is this a for good?
| stats avg(Elapsed) as Residence, count as Total by _time|

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HiroshiSatoh
Champion

timechart requires _time.

| stats avg(Elapsed) as Residence, count as Total | ->fields:Residence、Total
↓Is this a for good?
| stats avg(Elapsed) as Residence, count as Total by _time|

brutecat
Path Finder

Hi HiroshiSatoh,

Great. Thanks very much. I had assumed this was the default.

Regards,

Stan

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