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How to combine my two searches into one bar graph?

JoshuaJohn
Contributor

I scoured the internet, but came along a few different attempts and I tried, but the results were not what I was looking for.

Here are my searches:
1)

index=nitro_prod_pci_expenses "Calling translate" earliest=-1d@d latest=now | stats count as OrderCount

2)

index="nitro_prod_pci_email" INFO EmailType=Order_Confirmation earliest=-1d@d | stats count as OrderCount

I tried using appencols, but the result ended up being "1" or a different time showed both respective search results, but when I tried to visualize it into a piechart, one would completely overlay the other one, and when I tried with a bar graph, it would just be one large square.

Any Ideas?

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try this

(index=nitro_prod_pci_expenses "Calling translate") OR ( index="nitro_prod_pci_email" INFO EmailType=Order_Confirmation ) | stats count by index | replace nitro_prod_pci_expenses with ExpenseOrderCount nitro_prod_pci_email with ConfirmationOrderCount

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try this

(index=nitro_prod_pci_expenses "Calling translate") OR ( index="nitro_prod_pci_email" INFO EmailType=Order_Confirmation ) | stats count by index | replace nitro_prod_pci_expenses with ExpenseOrderCount nitro_prod_pci_email with ConfirmationOrderCount
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