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timechart with each line defined by multiple fields

benobviate
Explorer

my search is something like

... | stats avg(weight) by color, shape

which results in :

color shape avg(weight)

blue triangle 30

blue circle 20

green triangle 35

I want to do a timechart with each row as a line. I tried replacing stats with timechart but it gave me an error (I'm assuming is because i have it arranged by two fields. How would I go about doing this? I want a line for blue triangle, blue circle and green triangle. Also, is there a convenient way to name the lane via the first+second field name? (e.g. "blue triangle")

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lguinn2
Legend

Sure, try this

yoursearchhere
| eval color_and_shape = color + " " + shape
| timechart avg(weight) by color_and_shape

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lguinn2
Legend

Sure, try this

yoursearchhere
| eval color_and_shape = color + " " + shape
| timechart avg(weight) by color_and_shape

matthewcanty
Communicator

Spot on. Thanks.

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benobviate
Explorer

Thank you so much!! That worked perfectly! 🙂

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