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How to include percentage change to Last Week / Prior Week Chart (table)

mreid2005
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Hi,

Long time reader, first time poster.  I've cobbled together this query that generates a count by status for last week, and the week before, I would like to add a PercentageChange Column.

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index="my_index" container_label=my_notables container_update_time!=null earliest=-14d@w0 latest=@w0
| fields id, status, container_update_time
| eval Time=strftime(_time,"%m/%d/%Y %l:%M:%S %p")
| eval container_update_time_epoch = strptime(container_update_time, "%FT%T.%5N%Z")
| sort 0 -container_update_time
| dedup id
| eval status=case((status="dismissed"), "Dismissed (FP)",(status="resolved"), "Resolved (TP)",true(), "Other")
| eval marker=if(relative_time(now(),"-7d@w0")<container_update_time_epoch,"WeekReporting", "PriorWeek")
| eval _time=if(relative_time(now(),"-7d@w0")<container_update_time,container_update_time_epoch, container_update_time_epoch+60*60*24*7)
| chart count by status marker


I know I need to incorporate the following eval somehow, just not sure how to tie it all together to get it to show up in the format shown above.

| eval PercentChange= if(PriorWeek!=0,(WeekReporting-PriorWeek)/PriorWeek*100,WeekReporting*100)


I'll be honest I'm not sure If I still need the final eval, so any other suggestions that will make this more efficient I'll gladly accept.

I appreciate any and all tips or help to make this work.

Cheers,
Michael

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somesoni2
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Just add that eval at the end of your current search (after chart command).

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