Hello. I am using Kibana 4.5. I am trying to create a new custom filter based on a condition of another query. For example, values in query 1 -> animal: cat dog pig horse rabbit bird Now, in query 2, I will select from my table containing 100+ animals but exclude values from query 1. How can I accomplish this and save as a filter or visualization so that I can apply to my dashboard?
Hi Mark,
One more question...
Is this possible in Kibana 4.5 - I am tracking customer transactions in stores. I want to count the store only if the number of transactions is >1. Do you know of a way to accomplish this?
I selected distinct count and chose (terms=store) in the visualization. I have a job that runs every 30 minutes that adds new data to today's index (health-%{+YYYY.MM.dd}). The Discover panel contains all of the records accumulated thus far. The only thing that keeps them from being classified as duplicates is the timestamp. I want to count 1 record for store 00101. However, it counts all lines, so instead of the count =1, it returns 4. Also, if 3 lines = 0 and 1 line = a number >0, then I do not want to include this store in my total counts. For 100,000+ records, it returns 9671 distinct stores when it should return 83. Any ideas?
May 27th 2016, 12:31:34.3434 00101 - US 0 - -
May 27th 2016, 12:34:55.5555 00101 - US 0 - -
May 27th 2016, 12:35:29.2929 00101 - US 0 - -
May 27th 2016, 12:52:28.2828 00101 - US 0 - -
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