I have a search like this:
My Search|chart count(data.url) as SongsPlayed over userEmail
It gives me a list of users and the number of songs they listen to for a time.
I would like a chart that breaks down the users in groups, like those who listen between 0-10, the up to 20, 30 etc.
How do I do that in Splunk?
Eva
It is sorting the buckets as text, all the 10, 100 etc first. Is there a way to order the buckets as number? Or I am asking too much?
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Like this:
My Search
| stats count(data.url) AS songsPlayed BY userEmail
| bin songsPlayed span=10
| stats dc(userEmail) AS users BY songsPlayed
Hi, thank you, it is getting closer but it is still not working.
When I enter this:
index="mobile_app_tracking" event=song
|stats count(data.url) as SongsPlayed BY userEmail
| bin SongsPlayed span=10
I see results, emails with the bucket where they belong
But, when I put the whole thing as you suggested,
I get nothing, no results!
Yay, thank you very much!!!
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You typed it in wrong (my answer has it right). You typed SongPlayed
as the last word and it should be SongsPlayed
. Missed it by >that<
much!
Like this:
My Search | bin _time span=10s | stats count(data.url) AS SongsPlayed BY userEmail _time
Thank you that works, but it is giving me users per 10 seconds, I think?
I want to count number of users, and the number of songs they play.
My basic query gives me the user email and the number of songs they listen to.
What I want is to group those users in buckets, of those who listen between 0 and 10, those who listen to etc.
So for example, it would be a bar graph for each bucket of songs.
10 users play 0-10 songs
34 users play 11-20 songs
etc