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separately calculated stats side by side in a table

hyddenlynx
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I am building a table displayed in a splunk dashboard that needs a complicated query and I was hoping to get a quick pointer in the right direction.

Let's say I have a table of events at different levels per person.

idevent_idlevel_iduser_id
1111
2121
3112
4122
5132
6113

 

For these events, only the highest level event is relevant per person. How would I construct a query that shows the following stats, side by side:

1) the total number for each event at each level (3rd column below, I have this part) and 

2) the number of users at a specific event level (4th column below) this is basically the count of the highest level per event per person

The results I'm looking for would look like:

event_idlevel_idtotal_occuredtotal_users_at_level
1131
1221
1311

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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somesoni2
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Give this a try

your current query that returns fields:  id event_id level_id user_id
| eventstats count as total_occured by level_id
| stats last(event_id) as event_id last(level_id) as level_id last(total_occured) as total_occured by user_id
| stats values(total_occured) as total_occured dc(user_id) as total_users_at_level by event_id level_id

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Give this a try

your current query that returns fields:  id event_id level_id user_id
| eventstats count as total_occured by level_id
| stats last(event_id) as event_id last(level_id) as level_id last(total_occured) as total_occured by user_id
| stats values(total_occured) as total_occured dc(user_id) as total_users_at_level by event_id level_id
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