Hi All,
When using the line chart visualisation with a timechart command, there is additional white space to the right (later times) of the right most value on the x axis. Is there any way to make the line chart end on the final date in the data rather than extend more to the right (where there is no data)?
Cheers.
Hi @wills2g,
Either you could reduce the time range to fit your timechart to display only available data or you could use fixedrange=false
(Specify whether or not to enforce the earliest and latest times of the search. Setting fixedrange=false allows the timechart command to constrict to just the time range with valid data. )
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.1.1/SearchReference/Timechart#Optional_arguments
@wills2g have you tried cont=f
or else used stats command with bin so that it shows only data points where values are present?
<yourBaseSearch>
| timechart span=1d count cont=f
Or
<yourBaseSearch>
| bin _time span=1d
| stats count by _time
Other round-about option would be to takeout time buckets with 0 count i.e.
<yourBaseSearch>
| timechart span=1d count
| fillnull value=0 count
| search count!=0
Final option (still roundabout) would be to get the max _timestamp where data is present and filter out _time > maxTime
.
Hi @wills2g,
Either you could reduce the time range to fit your timechart to display only available data or you could use fixedrange=false
(Specify whether or not to enforce the earliest and latest times of the search. Setting fixedrange=false allows the timechart command to constrict to just the time range with valid data. )
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.1.1/SearchReference/Timechart#Optional_arguments
Thanks for the reply. The primary issue is that the x-axis is getting extended beyond the latest time/value pair so that to the right of the last data point, it's just blank space.
For example, http://docs.splunk.com/File:7.1.0_timechartViews-compressor.png, the visualisation extends past where the data ends.
okie, did you try fixedrange=false in your timechart and does it work?
Yeah, I tried that but it still extends the values past the final x-axis value. Would you have any other ideas?
you could also use cont
as mentioned in http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.1.1/SearchReference/Timechart#Optional_arguments but this will omit the '0' valued fields. Do you have a sample spl to try that?