![]() ![]() We have described two different process as per your requirement you can implement any of these two mentioned processes. This time instead of appending numbers we are appending space.and the result will look like this. Splunk uses integer math so youll get more accurate results with eval count100/total. Solution 2: index=_internal sourcetype=splunkd_ui_access | stats count by file | sort - count | streamstats count as "AA" | eval file = printf("%*s", len(file) + AA, file) | stats values(count) as MethodCount by file ![]() We have a different query this time, by using that it can be visualized effectively. The count field contains a count of the rows that contain A or B. So what’s next? Is there any other way to do it? Yes we have. Now there is also one disadvantage in this approach i.e. We may need to replace 1,2.upto 9 values in ‘AA’ field NOTE: When you will have more than 10 values in split-by field then That’s it your requirement is completed I guess, let’s take a look then.Īnd hold on take a look into the visualization now…. HOW TO RENAME FIELD(COLUMN) NAMES DYNAMICALLY IN SPLUNK DONUT – CUSTOM VISUALIZATION To know more about the usage of flower bracket you can follow our other blogs as well. Now replace your search query with this, index=_internal sourcetype=splunkd_ui_access | stats count by method | sort count | streamstats count as "AA" | eval method=AA.".".method | fields - AA | eval ) with eval command. There are two solutions for this problem. Now if you want to do the sorting based on “count” field values. Here one can see that the “method” field is a split-by field, that’s why by default sorting is affected by “method” field values. Now if we create the single value trellis visualization it will look like this. Let’s take a sample query as follows : index=_internal sourcetype=splunkd_ui_access | stats count by method Now I think you got my point we want to achieve the second scenario where we will do the sorting on non-split-by fields. But what if we want to sort the non-split-by field means on the basis of count. As we all know in case of single value trellis visualization by default Splunk sorts the split-by field in ascending order. Hello Everyone t oday we have come with another interesting topic of Splunk. Sorting Tricks With Splunk Single Value Visualization In Trellis View On The Basis Of Count ![]()
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