Dashboards & Visualizations

If color - single value

mansel_scheffel
Explorer

Hi,

I have a form that has several single value visuals on them populated by a lookup(not numbers).. I have created dropdown menus that im hoping i can use to influence/change the colors..

So basically the default block colour must always be red, but then I want to change it to any of the 3 other colours in the range via the dropdown box.

I was thinking along the lines of using a token from the dropdown which would represent a number and insert that into an eval statement with rangemap etc.. No idea how to write it out basically.. Any thoughts ?

Thanks!

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gcusello
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

use eval and case in your search to set a value to every status you want to represent and use this value to set the color:
e.g. | eval range=case(field=Rome,1,field=Parigi,2,field=London,3....).
After you are able to not show this value using the field tag.
See how to do this in the dashboard example "Table Element with Hidden Fields".
Bye.
Giuseppe

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gcusello
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

use eval and case in your search to set a value to every status you want to represent and use this value to set the color:
e.g. | eval range=case(field=Rome,1,field=Parigi,2,field=London,3....).
After you are able to not show this value using the field tag.
See how to do this in the dashboard example "Table Element with Hidden Fields".
Bye.
Giuseppe

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