Splunk Search

Using Search Tutorial data, how to search for the total number of items sold, the best selling item, and number of the best selling item sold by country?

hcheang
Path Finder

Hi, I'm going over the search tutorial and have a question regarding the stats command.

What I'm trying to find is to find best selling item, number of best selling item sold and total number of items sold by country.

I've managed to get the stats for both best selling item and total number of items sold but not the number of best selling item sold.

My search query is

buttercup*  price=* action=purchase|iplocation clientip|stats max(productId) as "Best Seller" count as "Sold Total" by Country

I've tried count(max(productId)) which doesn't seem to work.

Can I get help or any suggestion for which command to use to get a chart like

      Country            Best Seller       Sold           Sold Total
     Argentina            WC-SH-G04         3                11

Thanks in advance!

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try this

buttercup*  price=* action=purchase|iplocation clientip | stats count by productId Country  | eventstats max(count) as max by Country | eval BestSeller=if(count=max,productId,null()) | stats values(BestSeller) as "Best Seller" , first(max) as Sold, sum(count) as "Sold Total" by Country

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try this

buttercup*  price=* action=purchase|iplocation clientip | stats count by productId Country  | eventstats max(count) as max by Country | eval BestSeller=if(count=max,productId,null()) | stats values(BestSeller) as "Best Seller" , first(max) as Sold, sum(count) as "Sold Total" by Country

sophy
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

This is a great example to add to the Search Tutorial. Thank you! 😄

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