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How to re-arrange a bar chart

jhoang
Path Finder

Hi,

I would like to sort my bar chart's by the following sequence, (Intensive, Intermediate, Minimal, Moderate). However it is currently being sorted alphabetically (Intensive, Intermediate, Minimal, Moderate.)

Below is my current search function:

index="sdp" Level !="Not Assigned" Urgency="*" | chart count over Level by Urgency | eval Level=if(Level="Intensive", "1. Intensive", if(Level="Intermediate","2. Intermediate", if(Level="Moderate","3. Moderate", if(Level="Minimal", "4. Minimal"

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lguinn2
Legend

Put the eval before the chart, like this

index="sdp" Level !="Not Assigned" Urgency="*" 
| eval Level=if(Level="Intensive", "1. Intensive", 
             if(Level="Intermediate","2. Intermediate", 
              if(Level="Moderate","3. Moderate",
            if(Level="Minimal", "4. Minimal"))))
| chart count by Level Urgency 

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

I don't see any difference in your expected and current sort order. Do you expect Intensive, Intermediate, Moderate, Minimal as final sorting??? If yes, then @Iguinn's answer will give you correct sort order, after you update the expected sequence in that.

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jhoang
Path Finder

Yea, that is correct, but when I ran Inguinn query, I received error message (Error in 'eval' command: The arguments to the 'if' function are invalid.)

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chimell
Motivator

Hi
try this search code

index="sdp" Level !="Not Assigned" Urgency="*" | chart count over Level by Urgency | eval Level=case(Level=="Intensive", "1. Intensive", Level=="Intermediate","2. Intermediate", Level=="Moderate","3. Moderate", Level=="Minimal", "4. Minimal")
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jhoang
Path Finder

Hi Chimell,

The above query added the values to the different urgency (1,2,3,4) but it is still being arranged in :

1)intensive
2) intermediate
4) Minimal
3) moderate

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jhoang
Path Finder

Hi Chimell,

Any update on this?

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lguinn2
Legend

Put the eval before the chart, like this

index="sdp" Level !="Not Assigned" Urgency="*" 
| eval Level=if(Level="Intensive", "1. Intensive", 
             if(Level="Intermediate","2. Intermediate", 
              if(Level="Moderate","3. Moderate",
            if(Level="Minimal", "4. Minimal"))))
| chart count by Level Urgency 
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jhoang
Path Finder

Hi Iguinn,

Another agent is helping me on this item, thank you.

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Here is same query with case instead of if.

index="sdp" Level !="Not Assigned" Urgency="*"  | eval Level=case(Level="Intensive", "1. Intensive", Level="Intermediate","2. Intermediate",Level="Moderate","3. Moderate", Level="Minimal", "4. Minimal", 1=1, "5. Not defined") | chart count by Level Urgency 

Make sure the numbering is as per your need.

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jhoang
Path Finder

it worked!!!! Thank you Somesoni2!!!

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