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How to transform the “Count” labels on an axis?
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow to retrieve unique count of a field using Kibana + Elastic SearchHow to create own x-axis and y-axis in Kibana?Not seeing any Fields for a non-Count Y-Axis aggregationHow to customize the value of x & y-axis labels in kibanaModify x-axis labels in Kibana 4.4.2Kibana piped aggregationMix nested query with scripted filterDisplay two fields on the same bar chart using KibanaKibana histogram with a bucket size of 1 on the x axisKibana multi-line visualization of most commonly repeated value
I use a bar graph which shows the counts of a series of different events (counting how many events of a given type there are).
The events analyzed in Kibana are actually a representative sample of actual events. This means that my count of, say, 150 does not reflect the reality: if I sample 50% of all events, the actual count for 150 should be either 300, or 50%.
Is there a way to influence what is displayed on the X-axis (the Count axis) by translating / modifying the numbers though a function?
In other words, instead of displaying n I would like to display n*2 and absolute extrapolated number), or 300/n*100 (an extrapolated percentage).
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I use a bar graph which shows the counts of a series of different events (counting how many events of a given type there are).
The events analyzed in Kibana are actually a representative sample of actual events. This means that my count of, say, 150 does not reflect the reality: if I sample 50% of all events, the actual count for 150 should be either 300, or 50%.
Is there a way to influence what is displayed on the X-axis (the Count axis) by translating / modifying the numbers though a function?
In other words, instead of displaying n I would like to display n*2 and absolute extrapolated number), or 300/n*100 (an extrapolated percentage).
kibana
asked Mar 6 at 14:54
WoJWoJ
6,7201263145
add a comment |
I use a bar graph which shows the counts of a series of different events (counting how many events of a given type there are).
The events analyzed in Kibana are actually a representative sample of actual events. This means that my count of, say, 150 does not reflect the reality: if I sample 50% of all events, the actual count for 150 should be either 300, or 50%.
Is there a way to influence what is displayed on the X-axis (the Count axis) by translating / modifying the numbers though a function?
In other words, instead of displaying n I would like to display n*2 and absolute extrapolated number), or 300/n*100 (an extrapolated percentage).
kibana
asked Mar 6 at 14:54
WoJWoJ
6,7201263145
I use a bar graph which shows the counts of a series of different events (counting how many events of a given type there are).
The events analyzed in Kibana are actually a representative sample of actual events. This means that my count of, say, 150 does not reflect the reality: if I sample 50% of all events, the actual count for 150 should be either 300, or 50%.
Is there a way to influence what is displayed on the X-axis (the Count axis) by translating / modifying the numbers though a function?
In other words, instead of displaying n I would like to display n*2 and absolute extrapolated number), or 300/n*100 (an extrapolated percentage).
kibana
kibana
asked Mar 6 at 14:54
WoJWoJ
6,7201263145
asked Mar 6 at 14:54
WoJWoJ
6,7201263145
asked Mar 6 at 14:54
WoJWoJ
6,7201263145
asked Mar 6 at 14:54
WoJWoJ
6,7201263145
asked Mar 6 at 14:54
WoJWoJ
6,7201263145
6,7201263145
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