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How to make a table with 3 datas

faribole
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Each day i execute my search
This search give me the number of events with status OK or KO by enterprise

nameEnterprise OK KO
Enterprise1 4 0

Enterprise2 76 0

Enterprise3 4 0

I'd like to see in my dashboard the result of my search for severals days

                      day1      day2      day3  
                     OK KO    OK KO   OK KO 

Enterprise1 4 0 83 3 1 0
Enterprise2 76 0 5 1 5 0
Enterprise3 4 1 15 0 12 2

Is it possible ?

sorry for the presentation of tables

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somesoni2
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Splunk doesn't support two-level columns or merged cells. You can however have the columns like Date1: KO, Date1: OK . If you would've shared you search, we could provide better answer, but it'll something like this

your base search 
| eval DayStatus=strftime(_time,"%F").":".Status
| chart count over nameEnterprise by DayStatus

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somesoni2
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Splunk doesn't support two-level columns or merged cells. You can however have the columns like Date1: KO, Date1: OK . If you would've shared you search, we could provide better answer, but it'll something like this

your base search 
| eval DayStatus=strftime(_time,"%F").":".Status
| chart count over nameEnterprise by DayStatus
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faribole
Path Finder

What i want to do

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ansif
Motivator

The question is not clear,but as per my understanding you need to plot a table with enterprisename status and Days,you can use chart command for this:

your search |chart status OVER Days BY enterprisename

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