subsearch issue

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Hi all,
I am in need of help.
I need to generate an alert that runs after ever 30 minutes. and calculate the following
total log ingested in current 30 minutes , total log ingested in last 30 minutes , total log ingested in a day ,total log ingested in a week.
I have used append command and sub searches for every scenario but it is duplicating the total number of events.
How can i proceed with it ??
Kindly help

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