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Overview

This chart displays numerical values in a timeline based on a date other than the Eventdate, which indicates the moment the event was received by Devo.

What data do I need for this widget?

The option to create this chart will be disabled unless your query groups events containing at least one numerical column. Furthermore, the grouping must be without a temporal option (no time-based grouping) and contain a timestamp column in order to have suitable data to complete de chart.

Creating a custom date chart aggregation

Rw ui steps macro
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Go to Data Search and open the required table.

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Perform the required operations to get the data you want to use in the chart.

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Click the gear icon on the toolbar and select Charts → Plots → Custom Data Chart Aggregation.

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Click and drag the column headers to the corresponding fields. This chart requires you to select two fields:

Required field

Data type

Custom date

timestamp

Signals (you can drag more than one column)

float, integer, duration

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The custom data chart aggregation is displayed.

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Working with chart aggregations

Hover over a point of the chart to see a tooltip with all the values.

Click the sliders and dropdown at the top of the chart to operate with the following options:

  • Null to zeros: when this option is activated, the chart will not show graphical representation for the points with zero values and the connections to them. 

  • Accumulate: activating this option will stack all the values of each variable over time. This way the last value will be the sum of all the previous values.

  • Limit Series: activating or deactivating this option makes the diagram show only the most significant values or all of them.

  • Period: this option will show the results over the selected period of time. The period will be the latest available in the specified time range.

Query example

You can recreate the example shown in the picture above with the data from the following query and mapping the fields as follows:

Code Block
from demo.ecommerce.data
  select parsedate(timestamp, "DD/MMM/YYYY:hh:mm:ss +SSSS") as timeStampParsed
  group by bytesTransferred, timeStampParsed
  every -

Required field

Column added

Custom Date

timeStampParsed

Signals

bytesTransferred