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Tweaking xyseries

bmer
Explorer

Iam using splunk to generate as below.It is run for 2 days date range where am trying to compare the count

ClassName16-Oct-2417-Oct-24
ClassA544489
ClassB3947
ClassC19372100

 

My splunk query is as under

index=myindex RecordType=abc ClassName IN (
"ClassA",
"ClassB",
"ClassC")
| bucket _time span=1d
| stats avg(cpuTime) as avgCpuTime by ClassName _time
| xyseries ClassName _time avgCpuTime

I need below output which has an extra column that gives the comparision.How can we tweak this query?Is there another way to achieve this in more visually appealing manner

ClassName16-Oct-2417-Oct-24%Reduction
ClassA54448910%
ClassB3947-21%
ClassC19372100-8%
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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
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index=myindex RecordType=abc ClassName IN (
"ClassA",
"ClassB",
"ClassC")
| bucket _time span=1d
| stats avg(cpuTime) as avgCpuTime by ClassName _time
| xyseries ClassName _time avgCpuTime
| eval "%Reduction"=round(100*('16-Oct-24'-'17-Oct-24')/'16-Oct-24',0)

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust
index=myindex RecordType=abc ClassName IN (
"ClassA",
"ClassB",
"ClassC")
| bucket _time span=1d
| stats avg(cpuTime) as avgCpuTime by ClassName _time
| xyseries ClassName _time avgCpuTime
| eval "%Reduction"=round(100*('16-Oct-24'-'17-Oct-24')/'16-Oct-24',0)
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bmer
Explorer

@ITWhisperer Thanks. This was helpful.I tweaked it to include more aggregate function

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