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How to minipulate chart numbers?

clintla
Contributor

The below chart works great

chart sum(free_contig) over source by RaidGroup_Type

I'd like my sum (in megabytes) to be converted to gigabytes
& I was trying stuff like

chart sum(free_contig)/1024 over source by RaidGroup_Type
chart (sum(free_contig)/1024) over source by RaidGroup_Type
chart eval(sum(free_contig)/1024) over source by RaidGroup_Type

Oddly cant find much on dividing in the splunk documentation and
none of my attempts have worked.

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mw
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

I think this should work. Maybe you were just missing the rename operation (i.e. "... as free_config_GB"):

... | chart eval(sum(free_config) / 1024) as free_config_GB over source by RaidGroup_Type

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clintla
Contributor

That worked well.. thank you!

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mw
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Great! Please be a good netizen and accept the answer if it solved your problem. 🙂

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mw
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

I think this should work. Maybe you were just missing the rename operation (i.e. "... as free_config_GB"):

... | chart eval(sum(free_config) / 1024) as free_config_GB over source by RaidGroup_Type
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