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How to set a bar chart by quarter?

danielbb
Motivator

I have the following code that shows leases that end in June.

| inputlookup Leases.csv  
| rename "Lease End" as leaseEnd 
| eval timestamp=strptime(leaseEnd, "%Y-%m-%d") 
| eval Day=strftime(timestamp,"%d"), Month=strftime(timestamp,"%m"), Year=strftime(timestamp,"%Y") 
| where Year = 2020 AND Month = 6

The requirement is to update the query to return leases ending by quarter i.e. Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4 2020 and display in a bar chart by quarter.

How can I do that? I don't know how to aggregate the data by quarter.

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion

| inputlookup Leases.csv

| rename "Lease End" as leaseEnd
| eval timestamp=strptime(leaseEnd, "%Y-%m-%d")
| eval Day=strftime(timestamp,"%d"), Month=strftime(timestamp,"%m"), Year=strftime(timestamp,"%Y")
| eval Quater=ceil(tonumber(Month)/3)."Q"
| where Year="2020"
| stats max(timestamp) as timestamp by Quater
| convert ctime(timestamp)
but Bar Chart?
Bar should be numeric. not string or text.

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion

| inputlookup Leases.csv

| rename "Lease End" as leaseEnd
| eval timestamp=strptime(leaseEnd, "%Y-%m-%d")
| eval Day=strftime(timestamp,"%d"), Month=strftime(timestamp,"%m"), Year=strftime(timestamp,"%Y")
| eval Quater=ceil(tonumber(Month)/3)."Q"
| where Year="2020"
| stats max(timestamp) as timestamp by Quater
| convert ctime(timestamp)
but Bar Chart?
Bar should be numeric. not string or text.

danielbb
Motivator

This is great - | eval Quater=ceil(tonumber(Month)/3)."Q"

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danielbb
Motivator

Thank you @to4kawa and I ended up with -

| inputlookup Leases.csv 
| rename "Lease End" as leaseEnd 
| eval timestamp=strptime(leaseEnd, "%Y-%m-%d") 
| eval Day=strftime(timestamp,"%d"), Month=strftime(timestamp,"%m"), Year=strftime(timestamp,"%Y") 
| eval Quarter=ceil(tonumber(Month)/3)."Q"
| eval nn =  Year + " " + Quarter
| stats count by nn
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to4kawa
Ultra Champion

I see, Happy Splunking!

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