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how to have a timechart table group by columns
Hi,
Please help me in creating a table with timechart grouped by columns:
_time Products Service
ProductA ProductB ProductC ServiceD ServiceE ServiceF
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Very generally, like this:
... | timechart span=1d dc(*) values(*)
You can then trim back to use just the dc or values pieces that you need (I am not sure if you are counting or listing). Change 1d to whatever you need (this is 1 day).
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Can you be please more specific with question ? is this your sample set of data ??
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Can you please elaborate your quary to understand your question clearly
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I want a query to create a table with time stamp as column A
Products as column B and Services as Column C....then ColumnB (Products) should have 3 sub-column product A, B, c resp...like we use to have in Excel.
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Yes its just a sample data...
_time Products Services
ProductA Product B Product C ServiceA Service B Service C
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