Combined Widget

This widget is used to show the distribution of the total count of a selected column over its distinct values.

Field Description
Query Enter a search query. Enter USE to start an EQL statement and SELECT to start an SQL statement. You can search based on filter and time Bloks as well.
Time You can enter absolute and relative time ranges. Click to open a window that allows you to define a time range.

For example, enter -5h to display results that occur in the last 5 hours.

X-axis Define the column name. If the column names are already defined in the search query, the X-axis column is auto-populated. Otherwise, as you start typing in the field, the available matching column names are displayed. Choose the column name to define the X-axis of the line chart.
X-axis label Define the label name for the X-axis that is displayed on the chart.
Y-axis Define the column name. If the column names are already defined in the search query, the Y-axis column is auto-populated. Otherwise, as you start typing in the field, the available matching column names are displayed. Choose the column name to define the Y-axis of the line chart.
Y-axis label Define the label name for the Y-axis that is displayed on the chart.
Categorize by Define the column name by which the Y-axis data is combined into a series.
Show Average Select the check box if you want to show the average in the line format.
Show Total Select the check box if you want to show the total in the pie format.
Auto refresh Click the slider to ON to refresh the widget. By default, it is set to OFF.
Refresh widget Enter a time interval to refresh the widget. Refresh action starts after the data is completely retrieved and displayed.

For the search query:

USE LogLogic_Logu GROUP BY ll_node | COLUMNS ll_node, count(*)

the X-axis is ll_node, the Y-axis is count (*), and Categorize by is ll_node.

The Combined Widget displays the pie, bar graph, and line graph for the results of the query. The pie and bar graphs display the values by the selected X-axis. The line graph joins the average values in each category. To calculate the average values, the sum of the Y-axis values is divided by the total number of items on the category.

The following figure is an example of a Combined widget: