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Using AVG function with count

jsights
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I'm a brand new Splunk user, so I apologize if this is an extremely basic question. This is the query I'm running:

loggingAppId=ABC loggingOperationName=Operation.Name loggingMethodName=Logging.Method | timechart count by loggingAppId

This is functioning as expected. However, I would like to get the average of the results. i.e. If I run this for a 30 day time span, I'd like the average of those 30 days. Here's an example of a query I've attempted unsuccessfully to get this:

loggingAppId=ABC loggingOperationName=Operation.Name loggingMethodName=Logging.Method | stats avg count by loggingAppId

I'd greatly appreciate if someone could tell me what I'm doing wrong. Thanks a lot from a newbie!

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pradeepkumarg
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loggingAppId=ABC loggingOperationName=Operation.Name loggingMethodName=Logging.Method  | timechart span=1d count by loggingAppId | stats avg(count) by loggingAppId 
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