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How do I filter based on average over time

huan_an
Explorer
query 
| bin _time span=30m
| chart avg(throughput) by _time server

Hi, I want only the avg(throughput) by _time server values that exceed a certain number to be shown. I tried multiple different ways and came up with broken queries/queries that return empty results like the following:

# broken query
| where avg(throughput) by _time server > 80
# no results found
| search avg(throughput) by _time server > 80
# broken query
| rename avg(throughput) by _time server as avgthroughput
| where avgthroughput > 80

Would appreciate suggestions! Thank you.

P.S. Splunk beginner

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Does something like this work for you?

query 
| bin _time span=30m 
| stats avg(throughput) as avgthroughput by _time server
| where avgthroughput > 80
| xyseries _time server avgthroughput

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Does something like this work for you?

query 
| bin _time span=30m 
| stats avg(throughput) as avgthroughput by _time server
| where avgthroughput > 80
| xyseries _time server avgthroughput
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