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How can I see the difference in a count for two different types of events by day?

Esperteyu
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Hi,

I would like to see the difference in a count for two different type of events per day. Currently I have it in total but not sure how to split it per day

index="index1" ("first string" OR "second string") | eval First=if(searchmatch("first string"),1,0) | eval Second=if(searchmatch("second string"),1,0) | stats sum(First) as FirstChecks sum(Second) as SecopndChecks | eval missing=FirstChecks - SecondChecks

Thanks

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DalJeanis
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try this

index="index1" ("first string" OR "second string") 
| bin _time span=1d
| eval First=if(searchmatch("first string"),1,0) 
| eval Second=if(searchmatch("second string"),1,0) 
| stats sum(First) as FirstChecks sum(Second) as SecondChecks by _time 
| eval missing= FirstChecks - SecondChecks

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DalJeanis
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try this

index="index1" ("first string" OR "second string") 
| bin _time span=1d
| eval First=if(searchmatch("first string"),1,0) 
| eval Second=if(searchmatch("second string"),1,0) 
| stats sum(First) as FirstChecks sum(Second) as SecondChecks by _time 
| eval missing= FirstChecks - SecondChecks
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