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difference of two counts

lain179
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chart count(IN), count(OUT), count(EXP) by SERVER

I also want to include the calculated value of count(IN)-count(OUT)-count(EXP) on the column chart. How can I include that calculation?

Thanks!

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sdaniels
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I can't try it right now but it probably looks like this:

<search> | stats count(IN) as inCount, count(OUT) as outCount, count(EXP) as expCount by SERVER | eval calcField = inCount - outCount - expCount | chart inCount, outCount, expCount, calcField by SERVER

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sdaniels
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

I can't try it right now but it probably looks like this:

<search> | stats count(IN) as inCount, count(OUT) as outCount, count(EXP) as expCount by SERVER | eval calcField = inCount - outCount - expCount | chart inCount, outCount, expCount, calcField by SERVER

lain179
Communicator

Thanks. That way works!

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