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How to compute the value of 2 different complex queries

renataque
New Member

Ok, so I want to see the ratio between "interview.completed" and "interview.started", but filtering each event by unique interviewCode

Currently, each separate search looks like this:

Search for unique interviews started:
source="http:Tracker" | spath "message.environment" | search "message.environment"=production | spath eventName | search eventName="pre-record.candidate.interview.start" | spath interviewCode | search interviewCode=* | dedup interviewCode | timechart span=1w count by eventName
Result 6

Search for unique interviews completed:
source="http:Tracker" | spath "message.environment" | search "message.environment"=production | spath eventName | search eventName="pre-record.candidate.interview.completed" | spath interviewCode | search interviewCode=* | dedup interviewCode | timechart span=1w count by eventName
Result 1

How can I create a chart that displays both values side by side?

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somesoni2
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Try this

source="http:Tracker"   | spath "message.environment"   | search "message.environment"=production | spath eventName | search eventName="pre-record.candidate.interview.start" OR eventName="pre-record.candidate.interview.completed"| spath interviewCode | search interviewCode=* | dedup eventName interviewCode | timechart span=1w count by eventName

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somesoni2
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Try this

source="http:Tracker"   | spath "message.environment"   | search "message.environment"=production | spath eventName | search eventName="pre-record.candidate.interview.start" OR eventName="pre-record.candidate.interview.completed"| spath interviewCode | search interviewCode=* | dedup eventName interviewCode | timechart span=1w count by eventName
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Richfez
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

It looks like you might be able to just take where you do

... | search eventName="pre-record.candidate.interview.start"

and

... | search eventName="pre-record.candidate.interview.completed"

And combine them into one where you search for either.

... | search eventName="pre-record.candidate.interview.start" OR  eventName="pre-record.candidate.interview.start

That should get you both on one set of results.

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renataque
New Member

Hi Rich, thanks for your reply.

I have tried using "OR" but the result of that query is only one number and what I want is a chart where I can see both numbers:

Interviews started by unique interviewCode = 6
Interview completed by unique interviewCode = 1

Meaning my completion rate is 1/6 = 16%

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