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How to group by count with a stacked chart?

r34220
Explorer

I have the following search...

  index="server_inventory" NOT "OS Name"=enclosure NOT "OS Name"=na NOT "OS Name"=unknown| eval Mfg=lower(Mfg) | eval "OS Name"=lower('OS Name')| replace windows* with windows | replace microsoft* with windows | replace red* with linux | replace rhel* with linux | replace hp-ux* with linux | replace esx* with esx | replace aix* with linux | replace centos* with linux | replace "oracle linux" with linux | replace sunos* with linux | replace other* with linux| replace unbun* with linux | replace open* with linux | replace vmware* with vmware | replace freebsd* with linux | replace esx* with vmware | replace as* with linux | replace ubuntu* with linux| replace ibm* with linux| replace suse* with linux | replace solaris* with linux|stats count, by "Physical Location _NXP SiteID","OS Name"

This gives me the output of "Physical Location", "OS Name", "Count"....

AZ34     linux             8
AZ34     windows           13
AZ50     "hp non-stop"     1
AZ50     linux             131
AZ50     vmware            4
AZ50     windows           65
AZ84     "hp non-stop"     1
AZ84      linux            290
AZ84     vmware            16
AZ84     windows           257

...

I would like to produce a stacked chart with the "Physical Location" grouped as the X axis with the "OS Name" stacked for each "OS Name" for Y axis.

Does this make sense? Thanks for your help in advance.

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1 Solution

acharlieh
Influencer

It sounds like you're looking to use the chart command instead of the stats command, something like:

... | chart count over "Physical Location _NXP SiteID" by "OS Name"

perhaps? (I might have my over and by terms flipped).

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sundareshr
Legend

Like this

index="server_inventory" NOT "OS Name"=enclosure NOT "OS Name"=na NOT "OS Name"=unknown| eval Mfg=lower(Mfg) | eval "OS Name"=lower('OS Name')| replace windows* with windows | replace microsoft* with windows | replace red* with linux | replace rhel* with linux | replace hp-ux* with linux | replace esx* with esx | replace aix* with linux | replace centos* with linux | replace "oracle linux" with linux | replace sunos* with linux | replace other* with linux| replace unbun* with linux | replace open* with linux | replace vmware* with vmware | replace freebsd* with linux | replace esx* with vmware | replace as* with linux | replace ubuntu* with linux| replace ibm* with linux| replace suse* with linux | replace solaris* with linux|chart count, over "Physical Location _NXP SiteID" by "OS Name"
0 Karma

acharlieh
Influencer

It sounds like you're looking to use the chart command instead of the stats command, something like:

... | chart count over "Physical Location _NXP SiteID" by "OS Name"

perhaps? (I might have my over and by terms flipped).

0 Karma
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