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How do you produce a chart like this

Marinus
Communicator

Is it possible to produce a chart like this?
A possible data set could be "spending catagories" vs "months"

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Paolo_Prigione
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There is no practical way to do it in splunk automatically.
You should code a custom web interface module which uses some charting library to draw it. It's not gonna be simple but dev.splunk.com will help you a lot in that. You'll need a great deal of JS skills, though.

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dmaislin_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Although, if you know the specific charting libraries they use for that, perhaps you could extend Splunk like this:

http://dev.splunk.com/view/app-framework/SP-CAAADX7

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Paolo_Prigione
Builder

There is no practical way to do it in splunk automatically.
You should code a custom web interface module which uses some charting library to draw it. It's not gonna be simple but dev.splunk.com will help you a lot in that. You'll need a great deal of JS skills, though.

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LukeMurphey
Champion

http://g.raphaeljs.com/ has a dot graph that looks similar to what you are looking for. You could wrap this into a module if you wanted to and should reduce the work somewhat.

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Marinus
Communicator

Guess it will have to be a feature request then 🙂

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