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Monthly reporting

ccntech
Explorer

I am trying to create a report that will show month over month reporting for web service average response time as a percentage against a threshold

sourcetype="web_logs" `web_resp_index` *
| bucket _time span=month
| stats count as total_count count(eval(resp_time>=500)) as fail_count count(eval(resp_time<500)) as success_count count(eval(resp_time=="")) as null_count by source _time
| eval success_percent=round((resp_count/total_count)*100,2)
| eval _time=strftime(_time, "%b")
| Fields - total_count fail_count success_count null_count


I now have :
source_timesuccess_percent
www1Jan94.6
www1Feb93.2
www1Mar94.3
www2Jan98.5
www2Feb92.4
www2Mar84
 
I am looking to transpose and group so that I have 1 row per source and monthly columns
SourceJanFebMar
www194.693.294.3
www298.592.484
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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust
| xyseries source _time success_percent

ccntech
Explorer

that worked perfectly!

Wow I cannot believe the power of the community.  you answered the post within about 5 minutes.

Thank you so much.

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