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I want to show data result group by month where data sorted as string not as date

archanachaudhar
New Member

In data, I have complete date time field , which is formatted in Month format then we added group by clause as below

eval Month = strftime(opdate,"%b %y")

| stats list(category) as category, list(incident) as no_of_inci, list(sum_tw) as sum_operation_time, list(eval(sum_tw/cnt_tw)) as "Average resolution time" by Month

Data is displayed

Month Category Number of incident Time avarage
Aprl 18 xyz 10 10 1
Aug 15 sdhshf 2 14 7
Dec 17 ... ....

I want result should be

Month Category Number of incident Time avarage
Aug 15 sdhshf 2 14 7
Dec 17 ... ....
Aprl 18 xyz 10 10 1

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

You should be able to sort by the original timestamp field if you include it in the stats command. Use the fields command to hide opdate after sorting.

| stats list(category) as category, list(incident) as no_of_inci, list(sum_tw) as sum_operation_time, list(eval(sum_tw/cnt_tw)) as "Average resolution time" values(opdate) by Month | sort + opdate | fields - opdate
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If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.

cmerriman
Super Champion

I agree with @richgalloway , however, maybe not use values(opdate) as you'll get every single unique timestamp from opdate. perhaps use max(opdate) or min(opdate) to get the or earliest/latest to get just one of the dates within the Month and sort by that.

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