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bar chart with five search

jangid
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I want to create a bar chart with these following search

eventtype="et_system_metrics" Stage=A*  | stats count(eval(JOBSTATUS="FINISHED")) as count1, count(eval(JOBSTATUS="PENDING")) as count2 | eval percentage = (count2/count1)*100

eventtype="et_system_metrics" Stage=D*  | stats count(eval(JOBSTATUS="FINISHED")) as count1, count(eval(JOBSTATUS="PENDING")) as count2 | eval percentage = (count2/count1)*100

eventtype="et_system_metrics" Stage=O*  | stats count(eval(JOBSTATUS="FINISHED")) as count1, count(eval(JOBSTATUS="PENDING")) as count2 | eval percentage = (count2/count1)*100

eventtype="et_system_metrics" Stage=R*  | stats count(eval(JOBSTATUS="FINISHED")) as count1, count(eval(JOBSTATUS="PENDING")) as count2 | eval percentage = (count2/count1)*100

eventtype="et_system_metrics" Stage=S*  | stats count(eval(JOBSTATUS="FINISHED")) as count1, count(eval(JOBSTATUS="PENDING")) as count2 | eval percentage = (count2/count1)*100

The only difference in these search is Stage - so it should display 5 bar with percentage

I am confused how to arrange these search 😞

If I display chart like

eventtype="et_system_metrics" | stats count(eval(JOBSTATUS="FINISHED")) as count1, count(eval(JOBSTATUS="PENDING")) as count2 | eval percentage = (count2/count1)*100 | chart values(percentage) by Stage

I can't see anything.

How do I display bar chart with above search?

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sdaniels
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

How does this work for you:

eventtype="et_system_metrics" | stats count(eval(JOBSTATUS="FINISHED")) as count1, count(eval(JOBSTATUS="PENDING")) as count2 by Stage | eval percentage = (count2/count1)*100 | chart values(percentage) by Stage

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sdaniels
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

How does this work for you:

eventtype="et_system_metrics" | stats count(eval(JOBSTATUS="FINISHED")) as count1, count(eval(JOBSTATUS="PENDING")) as count2 by Stage | eval percentage = (count2/count1)*100 | chart values(percentage) by Stage

sdaniels
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

You should post a new question for this one with some more details.

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jangid
Builder

How DO I set Min/Max value ?

I am using sideviews and following is not working

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sdaniels
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

No genius here...but you can certainly find some at the Apple store.

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jangid
Builder

You are genius 🙂
I used by Stage but with first count

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sdaniels
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Does this give you the table you are expecting:

eventtype="et_system_metrics" | stats count(eval(JOBSTATUS="FINISHED")) as count1, count(eval(JOBSTATUS="PENDING")) as count2 by Stage

A list of each Stage and a count for each job status? If so, then you should be very close to getting what you want.

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