I am using ELK 7.10v.
I have a use case where I want to show " Total brokerage amout of clients monthly wise." I have 3 fields :- client_id, time and brokerage .
How strictly do you need this format? This would normally be considered a pivot table and we don't generally support those in Kibana, but there are two main options:
Line charts can easily do this, for example if you use Lens to construct a line chart you will get the behavior you want.
If you really need this to be a table, you can use the Data Table visualization (not in Lens) and set your Split Chart to be based on a date histogram. This won't be condensed as easily as what you want, but it's close.
Finally, you could use a standard table where each date is a separate row. This gives you the information but is more repetitive.
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