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Generate a table
To generate a table, write a search that includes a transforming command. From the Search page, run the search and select the Statistics tab to view and format the table.
You can use the table command in a search to specify the fields that the table includes or to change table column order.
Search examples
- Transforming search
This search uses thecharttransforming command.index = _internal | chart avg(bytes) over sourcetypeThe search generates a table with two columns.
- Transforming search with the table command
This search generates a table withaction,host, andcountcolumns.index = _internal | stats count by action, host
To change the columns that appear in the table or to change column order, add the
tablecommand to this search. For example, add| table host countto generate a table with only thehostandcountcolumns.index = _internal | stats count by action, host | table host count
Table sparklines
Sparklines show data patterns or trends in a results set. To generate a table sparkline, usestats or chart with the sparkline function in a search.
Sparkline width is determined by default data binning. You can adjust data binning as a parameter of the sparkline command.
For more information, see Add Sparklines to your search results in the Search Manual.
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