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How to get a direct count of results which are over a certain amount?

mcram52
New Member

I've set up the following search with a count of events based on specific time frames over a week span:

index=epackage flow_event=Package* containsAmendedReport="false"
| eval Time2 = strptime(strftime(_time,"%F"),"%F"),
   Quad = case(
    _time > (Time2 + (09*3600)) AND _time < (Time2 + (11*3600)),"1st",
    _time > (Time2 + (11*3600)) AND _time < (Time2 + (13*3600)),"2nd",
    _time > (Time2 + (13*3600)) AND _time < (Time2 + (15*3600)),"3rd",
     _time > (Time2 + (15*3600)) AND _time < (Time2 + (17*3600)),"4th")
| timechart span=1d sum(numberOfReports) as count by Quad

The results table then looks like this: alt text

How might I go about getting a direct count of the instances where the result was over 300? I've tried using |stats dc but it hasn't been working and I'm not sure why. Any suggestions?

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mayurr98
Super Champion

Not sure what exactly is your query but are you trying to get this?

index=epackage flow_event=Package* containsAmendedReport="false" 
| eval Time2 = strptime(strftime(_time,"%F"),"%F"),
    Quad = case(
    _time > (Time2 + (09*3600)) AND _time < (Time2 + (11*3600)),"1st",
    _time > (Time2 + (11*3600)) AND _time < (Time2 + (13*3600)),"2nd",
    _time > (Time2 + (13*3600)) AND _time < (Time2 + (15*3600)),"3rd",
    _time > (Time2 + (15*3600)) AND _time < (Time2 + (17*3600)),"4th") 
| bin _time span=1d 
| stats sum(numberOfReports) as count by Quad 
| where count> 300 
| stats dc(Quad)
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