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Creating a Stacked Graph (Area but coloured like bar)

AccentureQBETA
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I have the following search:

index="cms_test_1" [|inputlookup Stacked_Worse12.csv | rename FullURL as cs_uri | fields + cs_uri] sc_status=200 time<19:00:00.000 time>=07:00:00:.000 | fields  cs_uri, date | stats count by date, cs_uri

Which gives me a list of Dates, cs_uri's and their count, I would like to make a stacked graph out of this. So the legend would be the cs_uri's, X-Axis will be Dates, Y-Axis will be Count.

I've tired looking into timechart, I think I can use this, span=d, count(uri), but It does full counts for the day so far..
Example Table (Pivot Table, Excel):

Date cs_uri1 cs_uri2 cs_uri2
11/08/2012 6 3 5
12/08/2012 7 1 4
13/08/2012 4 6 8

But I can't get timechart to work and I can't get a stacked graph looking how I would like.. Using the above data, I expect to see, 3 dates across the bottom, for each date, 3 series (values, stacked, whith different colours) either in bar form or even better as a continues area graph.

The csv inputlookup contains a list of cs_uri's i;m filtering on.

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AccentureQBETA
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index="cms_test_1" [|inputlookup Stacked_Worse12.csv | rename FullURL as cs_uri | fields + cs_uri] sc_status=200 time<19:00:00.000 time>=07:00:00:.000 | fields date, cs_uri | timechart count(cs_uri) span=d by cs_uri

Works great.

I don't know why I couldn't get it to work before 😄

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AccentureQBETA
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index="cms_test_1" [|inputlookup Stacked_Worse12.csv | rename FullURL as cs_uri | fields + cs_uri] sc_status=200 time<19:00:00.000 time>=07:00:00:.000 | fields date, cs_uri | timechart count(cs_uri) span=d by cs_uri

Works great.

I don't know why I couldn't get it to work before 😄

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Ayn
Legend

What's not working with timechart count by uri and choosing stacked mode in your chart?

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