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How to edit my "stats (count)" search to display a table?

Abarny
Path Finder

Hi guys, i have a question about the function stats count (fields) by field | where xxx .

I want just the result of my stats count with an any number but i have a table with this function. Can you tell me how i can do for do that. Thanks.

| stats count(AA) by BB
| where BB!=200
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Abarny
Path Finder

Thanks but I have an other question about the eval function. When i do that :

|bin span=1d _time
| stats count dc(_time) as days by date_wday
| eval Moyenne=(count)/(days)

I have a graphics with Moyenne count and days but if i want just display moyenne how i can remove count and days ?

Thanks for your answer.

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Abarny
Path Finder

Thanks but I have an other question about the eval function. When i do that :

|bin span=1d _time
| stats count dc(_time) as days by date_wday
| eval Moyenne=(count)/(days)

I have a graphics with Moyenne count and days but if i want just display moyenne how i can remove count and days ?

Thanks for your answer.

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nickhills
Ultra Champion
|bin span=1d _time
| stats count dc(_time) as days by date_wday
| eval Moyenne=(count)/(days)
|table Moyenne
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Abarny
Path Finder

It's okay i have founded. I need to say | table date_wday Moyenne.

Thanks you

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adayton20
Contributor

You could just add |table count(AA) at the end of your search

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