My type has multiple events, and i'm looking for type : "created"
If I hit on discover on kibana type : created, I'll have all my created types.
I want to show a unique count having the type:"created" with a unique address.
So I tried a filter in discover under the type:created such as :
Hey @CryptArks, would you mind describing the final output that you're looking to generate? Are you looking for a table of unique addresses with their count which also have type: created?
Hi @Brandon_Kobel,
Thank you very much for your help,
Exactly, the other way around, i'm looking for a count (or table) about : type:created and unique addresses
So counting all the type:created that have unique addresses, and add this count to my dashboard.
Hi @Brandon_Kobel
Yes that's exactly what i tried to do.
To do the visualization i tried 2 things :
1st : On discover filter by type:created and add a filter in querydsl with the aggregation i tried to do on top. The code didn't work so i got stucked.
2nd : I saved a search type:created and opened it as a Data Table Visualization.
Then to add the terms aggregation the address term is not popping up.
You'll want to ensure that the address field is aggregatable, the easiest way to do so is to ensure it's mapping type is keyword and then refresh your index pattern in Kibana.
@Brandon_Kobel
As my data indicates, I've put address as a keyword just for this matter, but i still do not get how to make it with the aggregate.
When on discover typing type:created, I can see all the addresses on the fields on the bottom and the top 5 values of the same addresses.
I just want to count the type:created with unique addresses.
@Brandon_Kobel
Thank you Brandon! this helped me quite a lot,
Doing this I do have that same view as yours : But I have around 500 Created now, and when i apply the aggregation only 6-7 are showing up in my table.
Changing the size does not change it and adding 100 per page in Option adds me more line but not values
How do I change the N value displayed on my table?
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