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Multiple values - mvexpand not doing what I expect

dbcase
Motivator

Hi ,

I have a query that looks like this

earliest=-100hr index=blahalarm STATUS=readyArmed OR STATUS=ready OR STATUS=notReady|mvexpand notReady|mvexpand ready|mvexpand readyArmed|mvexpand _time|timechart span=1hr values(field2) by STATUS

but the resulting dataset comes back as this. I'm confused, why wouldn't mvexpand create multiple events?

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dbcase
Motivator

FIxed it. My data was coming in with 15min increments but my span=1hr, once I set my span to 15min all is well

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dbcase
Motivator

FIxed it. My data was coming in with 15min increments but my span=1hr, once I set my span to 15min all is well

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elliotproebstel
Champion

Doesn't the final timechart span=1h bring the events back into 1h buckets? The result looks like what I'd expect. Can you say more about what you're trying to achieve?

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