Splunk Search

Modifying Timeline Scale

g3s1oa
Explorer

Is there a way to specify the scale of the time chart when performing a search.

For instance, if you perform a search over 4 hours it seems to set the scale of each bar to 1 hour, but below 4 hours and it sets the scale to minutes.... I'd like to perform a search that is over the last 24 hours with each timeline bar equal to 1 minute.

Thanks! -Matt

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coolburner1337
New Member

push

We have the same need. Please help! It's urgent 😕

Kind regards

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

You're responding to a thread that is more than six years old so it's unlikely to get a reply. You should post a new question.

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donleedman
New Member

is there any update to this. It would be a good thing to be able to adjust the flash timechart based on what time scale I want.

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ftk
Motivator

Take a look at the documentation for the timechart command. You can define the bucketing you want using the span parameter as such:

your search | timechart span=1m count by my_field
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ftk
Motivator

To my knowledge there is no way to modify that, as the time ranges and spans are calculated on the fly based on the timespans displayed.

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g3s1oa
Explorer

Yes, sorry for the confusion. I'm talking about the flash timechart at the top of the results screen and below the query bar. Is there a way to modify that?

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ftk
Motivator

Oh, are you talking about the flash timechart that is displayed every time you do a search? The timechart command is a reporting command.

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g3s1oa
Explorer

That seems to replace the results with the count of the number of events for each minute... Can I keep the individual results in the main viewing window, but change the timeline granularity?

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