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Creating a line graph that displays two sets of data

jmac131
Engager

I have two searches that give me two seperate line graphs. I would like to combine these two searches so that they appear on the one graph.

These are the two searches I currently run.
sourcetype=emc-sp sp="SP A" array="Array_xxx" | timechart span=2m avg(utilization)
sourcetype=emc-sp sp="SP B" array="Array_xxx" | timechart span=2m avg(utilization)

Im no sure if this has been answered previously but I couldn't find an answer that would help.

Cheers

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kristian_kolb
Ultra Champion

Could this be something like it?

sourcetype=emc-sp sp="SP A" OR sp="SP B" array="Array_xxx" | timechart span=2m avg(utilization) by sp

Hope this helps,

Kristian

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kristian_kolb
Ultra Champion

Could this be something like it?

sourcetype=emc-sp sp="SP A" OR sp="SP B" array="Array_xxx" | timechart span=2m avg(utilization) by sp

Hope this helps,

Kristian

jmac131
Engager

Thanks, its my first day of this and that worked exactly how I needed it too. I had played with the OR but didnt know about the 'by'
Cheers.

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