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how copmare two table values in one visualisation charts?

unsmoker
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I have 2 tables with energy spent values by month of years, one for 2015 other for 2016. Can I put two table values in one table chart visualisation table?

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DalJeanis
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Yes, you can append them together ...

| inputcsv myfirstfile.csv | inputcsv append=t mysecondfile.csv

... here's a way to simulate those results ...

| makeresults count=24 | streamstats count as monthno  
| eval _time=relative_time(_time,"-3y@y-1mon+".monthno."mon@mon") 
| eval usage=100*(50+ random()%50+random()%50)
| rename COMMENT as "The above just makes 24 months of data"

...and then either ...

1) make a 1-year graph with two series, one for each year...

| eval Year = strftime(_time,"%Y") 
| eval Month = strftime(_time,"%m %b") 
| eval _time = if(Year="2014", relative_time(_time,"+1y"),_time)
| chart sum(usage) over Month by Year

... or ...

2) make a single 2-year graph ...

| timechart sum(usage) by Year
| where _time=86400*floor(_time/86400)

The last part is to get rid of some garbage records that timechart has been adding onto the end lately

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