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How to Create a Stacked Chart with 3 data points

kknopp
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This seems similar to http://answers.splunk.com/answers/108423/stacked-chart-to-show-how-many-calls-where-assigned-to-the-..., but I can't seem to apply it in practice.

I have 3 values:
stats sum (Requests)
hourOfRequest (date_hour essentially)
host

I want to see a stacked chart, where each column is a host, and the sum(request) per hourOfRequest are the series within each column. I've tried a few different methods, but can't seem to get it.

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kknopp
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Got it! Now that I understand chart commands better. Take out stats, just use charts and:

chart sum(requests) over host by hourOfRequest

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kknopp
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Got it! Now that I understand chart commands better. Take out stats, just use charts and:

chart sum(requests) over host by hourOfRequest

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