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Could someone help me on a transpose header field

jip31
Motivator

hi

I transpose header field time like this

 

 

| eval time=strftime(_time,"%H:%M")
| sort time
| fields - _time _span _origtime _events
| fillnull value=0
| transpose header_field=time 0 column_name=KPI include_empty=true
| sort KPI

 

 

Now I need to display only the fields for which _time is < to the current time

So I am doing this and it works

 

 

| where _time < now() 

 

 

 But I also need to disply only the fields an hour earlier to the current time

So I need something like this but I dont succeed

 

 

| where _time < now() AND _time > now()-1

 

 

Could you help please?

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ITWhisperer
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| where _time < now() AND _time >= now()-3600

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ITWhisperer
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_time and now() are in seconds so 1 hour ago is now()-3600 that is 60 seconds times 60 minutes

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jip31
Motivator

OK

| where _time < now() alone works

But  _time=now()-3600 return any time fields

What I need is something like this

| where _time < now() AND _time=now()-3600 in order to display only the fields _time between 15h and 16h (considering the current time is 16)

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instead this

jip31_1-1651068484956.png

 

 

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| where _time < now() AND _time >= now()-3600
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jip31
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perfect thanks

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