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How to calculate percent change over selectable timerange

tkwaller_2
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Hello

 

I'd like to create a single value viz that displays the percent change from a pint in time to now. Basically, I have a dashboard that has a panel that simply counts the number of records in the given timerange. The time is a simple time picker and the base search is a simple:

index=myindex | stats count



I would like to add a panel, maybe single viz, that shows a percent change. For example, if the default is "Last 24 hours" I would like to show the count of the last 24 hours and the percent change from the previous 24 hours. Additionally, if the user selected "Last 7 days" i would like it to give the count of the last 7 days and the percent change from 7 days before that.

 

Thanks for the help

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yuanliu
SplunkTrust
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Make your selector token "24hour", "7day", etc. Let's call it $span_tok$. This should do.

index=myindex earliest=-$span_tok$-$span_tok$
| timechart span=$span_tok$ count
| streamstats delta(count) as pct_change
| eval pct_change = pct_change / (count - pct_change) * 100

The idea is simple, look back 2x $span_tok$, then calculate delta on the go. 

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