i have the following query and the events/results show "5" but the Single w/Trendline Visualization shows "4".
index=logs source="*tst*" | search ("Attempt" AND "status=SUCCESS") |
timechart count as Total
@jaj you should try to understand how single value trendline works first.
By default the trendline result is the lastest value and the trend value is the difference of latest compared to the penultimate number i.e. comparison of last value with second last.
As per your example single value result is 4 (on 01/21) and trend value is 4-0 (0 on 1/20). The same is also highlighted in trendline as last two data point being of bold black color.
PS: You can change the default Compare to
option using UI > Edit > Format Visualization or Simple XML.
However in case you need to compare/built trendline with non zero values you have two options
1) use timechart
with cont=f
which shows only non zero values in the timechart and also breaks the continuity of the chart.
2) use command | filldown
which fills null values as previous not null value. Since count fills each time bucket with 0 you may have to tweak the query before using fillnull.
@jaj you should try to understand how single value trendline works first.
By default the trendline result is the lastest value and the trend value is the difference of latest compared to the penultimate number i.e. comparison of last value with second last.
As per your example single value result is 4 (on 01/21) and trend value is 4-0 (0 on 1/20). The same is also highlighted in trendline as last two data point being of bold black color.
PS: You can change the default Compare to
option using UI > Edit > Format Visualization or Simple XML.
However in case you need to compare/built trendline with non zero values you have two options
1) use timechart
with cont=f
which shows only non zero values in the timechart and also breaks the continuity of the chart.
2) use command | filldown
which fills null values as previous not null value. Since count fills each time bucket with 0 you may have to tweak the query before using fillnull.
@niketnilay thanks for the response and explanation.