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Hi All,
I am trying to get the count of different fields and put them in a single table with sorted count.
stats count(ip) | rename count(ip) as count |
append [stats count(login) | rename count(login) as count] |
append [ stats count(bcookie) | rename count(bcookie) as count]
I seem to be getting the following output:
count
10
20
30
However, I need the output to be something like this:
name count
ip 10
login 20
bcookie 30
Thanks in advance.
Aditya
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You could simply do..
stats count(ip) as ip, count(login) as login, count(bcookie) as bcookie.
However, the format of the results table is a little different from what you requested.
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I have a similar usecase all though a little extra is needed...I need count by bcookie and ip.
Then
stats count(ip) as ip by ip, count(bcookie) as bcookie by bcookie
is not working 😞
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You could simply do..
stats count(ip) as ip, count(login) as login, count(bcookie) as bcookie.
However, the format of the results table is a little different from what you requested.
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I need to construct a pie chart based on these counts.
Your above query will give me the following o/p-
ip login bcookie
20 30 50
Is there a way I construct a pie chart out of these with 20% for ip 30% for login and 50% for bcookie
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I got it. The following gives the result I am expecting
stats count(ip) as ip, count(login) as login, count(bcookie) as bcookie | transpose
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Glad you figured it out!
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Thanks jluo for your help
