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How to create a pie chart or graph based on web log CSV?

amerisurgit
Engager

I have a csv file that contains the date and time, visited url (which is a complete url, not just the domain), and visit count of a user's web history. I've already pulled the csv into Splunk and properly extracted the fields as:

  • last_visit_time
  • last_visit_date
  • visited_url
  • visit_count

I need to get a pie chart or graph together to report on this user's internet usage, either by domain or personal / productive categorization, and for the life of me I can't figure it out. Any suggestions?

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amerisurgit
Engager

I was actually able to fix this by changing the extracted fields from visited_url to just the visited_domain and reporting off of that, since we don't care about the actual page that was visited, just the site.

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amerisurgit
Engager

I was actually able to fix this by changing the extracted fields from visited_url to just the visited_domain and reporting off of that, since we don't care about the actual page that was visited, just the site.

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