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Ideally splunk has created two fields - date_month and date_year. If these fields are present then you can use below stats command-
...| stats count by date_month, date_year
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The solution provided worked out
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Ideally splunk has created two fields - date_month and date_year. If these fields are present then you can use below stats command-
...| stats count by date_month, date_year
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@sudeep5689, I am converting my comment as Answer. Please accept this if it helps.
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You can create two separate panel and run each panel query on separate timerange in single dashboard.
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i want the results in same panel
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you can use earliest and latest within your query to run on separate timerange like below example-
index=abc earliest=-1d@d latest=now() |<your calculation>|append [search index=abc earliest=-5d@d latest=now()]
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Ok
Can we show the results as separate rows using this combined search. i mean month wise
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like count of events i need to show on a monthly basis
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you can show count on a monthly basis using single query . Is there any other reason for running two query?
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in a single query using append right or anyother way you are hinting at
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yes need to show comparison across months for count basis.
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