Hi there, I am using elasticsearch & kibana version 8.5.3 This is how my data look like when I run my script: Inspect > View Request > Vega debug > Spec: { "$schema": "https://vega.github.io/schema/vega-lite/v5.json", "data": { "format": { "property": "hits.hits" }, "url"…

@Kamil_BdBelfort in the encoding block, you need to access the _source property of your values to get the field data: "encoding": { "x": { "field": "_source['metadata.properties.Project']", "type": "nominal" }, "y": { "field": "_source['metadata.properties.StartDate']…

Infinite extent for field "<field name>" : [Infinity, -Infinity]

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carly.richmond (Carly Richmond) January 19, 2023, 1:55pm 2

Hi Kamil,

There is a similar discuss thread on generating using a Gantt chart that may help. It is using version 7 but the approach should be similar. Not sure if you are following that example?

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Infinite extent for field "<field name>" : [Infinity, -Infinity]

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