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Why is multiple stats count eval not working?

onegame999
Explorer
SEARCH | stats count(eval(Status="1")) as Assigned count(eval(Status="2")) as In_progress, count(eval(Status="3")) as Pending. count(eval(Status="4")) as Resolved count(eval(Status="5")) as Closed 

I get nice table with all columns and headers but when I use column chart the first one Assigned is not on the legend and its seen as the x axis title

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renjith_nair
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@onegame999 ,

Thats because, your search does not have an x & y axis for a chart.

Try adding this to your search

your current search
| transpose column_name="Status"| rename "row 1" as count
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