Yes, you need one step in between though.
The default geo_countries
geospatial lookup has a featureId
based on the English name of the country, so you will have to map your ISO2(?) codes to that using the default geo_attr_countries
lookup like so:
| stats count | eval iso2 = "US GB DE" | makemv iso2 | mvexpand iso2 | streamstats count
| lookup geo_attr_countries iso2 OUTPUT country
| geom geo_countries featureIdField="country"
First line sets up dummy data, second line does the conversion, third line calls geom
. Visualize using Choropleth for pretty colours.
Yes, you need one step in between though.
The default geo_countries
geospatial lookup has a featureId
based on the English name of the country, so you will have to map your ISO2(?) codes to that using the default geo_attr_countries
lookup like so:
| stats count | eval iso2 = "US GB DE" | makemv iso2 | mvexpand iso2 | streamstats count
| lookup geo_attr_countries iso2 OUTPUT country
| geom geo_countries featureIdField="country"
First line sets up dummy data, second line does the conversion, third line calls geom
. Visualize using Choropleth for pretty colours.
The example works fine for me, but my search does not for some reason.
| stats count by geoip_country_code
| rename geoip_country_code AS iso2
| lookup geo_attr_countries iso2 OUTPUT country
| geom geo_countries featureIdField="country"
The statistics tab shows a correct country column and a filled geom column. But the Choropleth doesn't show the data.
Is there any legend in the bottom right of the Choropleth map?
Any difference between the tables generated by my example and your tables?
It seems, that there have been to many fields in the output of my search.
Using | fields+ count, country, geom before the geom command works fine now.
Thanks a lot!