WebJan 10, 2024 · timechart – Line graph. First column is x-axis, and should be datetime. Other ( numeric) columns are y-axes. Something important to know is that each visualization requires a certain data type before it will display. I’ve boldened those requirements in … WebMar 2, 2024 · 1 Solution Solution PickleRick Ultra Champion 03-02-2024 03:14 AM Verify that the field you're trying to calculate max and min on are numeric fields. With simple stats max () and min () on text field would give you results (although it would be calculated based on lexicographic order) but timechart will return empty result of such aggregation.
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WebFeb 22, 2024 · What I'm trying is to create a VerticalLine, or a point, or a Mark at a specific TimeStamp of the chart. In this case I want a Vertical Line ( if it is not possible a visible point/mark on the graph should be ok) at ** 1487771030** (the time interval of my query is from 1487771030 -15minutes, 1487771030+5minutes) WebMay 9, 2024 · 1. I was able to set colors by using Application Insights workbooks. When creating the query there is a button for chart settings and within it look for the series settings tab. Currently it allows setting colors and changing a result value's display label. Share. Improve this answer. marchionni francesca
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WebFeb 21, 2024 · I need to configure the time range in the dashboard and not set in the query so that I can get various charts depending on the time range I select. I anyway could do … WebNov 5, 2024 · I changed the time calculation to a decimal. So 90 seconds becomes 1.5 minutes. 220 seconds becomes 3.67 s, etc. Then I plotted the "minutes" as a decimal on the Y-axis. This worked. The value to it as well was that for multiple charts on the same report, I could control the y-axis more easily by just setting the lower and upper bounds by number. WebFeb 22, 2024 · // bin_at is used to set the time grain to 1 hour, starting exactly 24 hours ago summarize heartbeatPerHour = count() by bin_at (TimeGenerated, 1h, ago (24h)), Computer extend availablePerHour = iff (heartbeatPerHour > 0, true, false) summarize totalAvailableHours = countif (availablePerHour == true) by Computer marchionni giovanni