Below you will find a line chart which I've created. It uses a linear regression to predict what values are going to be at N days in the future based on recent trends. However the downside is, splunk tries to label every single day along the X axis which creates a number of "..." labels which really aren't helpful. It would be better if I could have it only show a label every N days.
Any idea on how to approach this would be great.
JSChart is reading the fields in your search results to do this. I am guessing that you are not using timechart to plot this data which is why that metadata field it is looking for is absent. You can hack it in by ending your search with an eval or you can use a timechart command with a span declaration.
for the hack, the integer represents the jschart's x-axis span:
| eval _span=60
JSChart is reading the fields in your search results to do this. I am guessing that you are not using timechart to plot this data which is why that metadata field it is looking for is absent. You can hack it in by ending your search with an eval or you can use a timechart command with a span declaration.
for the hack, the integer represents the jschart's x-axis span:
| eval _span=60
This worked really well, thank you!