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Rename stats function in the table header

shangshin
Builder

Hi,
I am using the stats function to show the monitored url performance. The table header is displaying the same names like the one in search string

max(time_in_sec), min(time_in_sec), avg(time_in_sec)

I am wondering if there is a way to use a different term so it's easier for the business users? Thanks!

Search string --

stats max(time_in_sec), min(time_in_sec), avg(time_in_sec) by url

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sdaniels
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Yes, you can change the headers.

... | stats max(time_in_sec) as "Max Time in Sec"  min(time_in_sec) as "Min Time in Sec" etc...

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sdaniels
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Yes, you can change the headers.

... | stats max(time_in_sec) as "Max Time in Sec"  min(time_in_sec) as "Min Time in Sec" etc...

shangshin
Builder

Works like a charm. Thanks!

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