With the Column Style rules, you can choose a column and threshold. This depends on the value you have chosen for the Table Transform option though. For the Time Series to columns and Time series aggregations, the column represents a metric and they can use the threshold rules.
In the Column Style settings for the example, the Apply to columns named field matches every column but you can specify a specific column if you only want to have the threshold rules applied for one column. If you change it from /.*/ to backend_01 then you can see that only the first column gets the colors applied.
Im actually using a Table but even the below results in ZERO colors in the dataable dashboard. (the below rule should turn something on my dashboard some color)
Correct me if I am wrong (please) but everything appears to be geared toward Column(s) and not ROWS
I have recently implemented a JMeter dashboard using Grafana. I was able to create threshold values based on columns.
We have multiple requests and each request has a different SLA, I wanted to know if there was a way where I could specify the threshold based on the Request Name(Row) and not just the Column in general.
To be more specific, below is an example Table where I have Threshold on Column “90%” for values higher than 100.
My question is can I specify the threshold with a check on requestName
Eg: If requestName=info then threshold on column 90% as 100,500
If requestName=accounts then threshold on column 90% as 500,1000
I found your above link related to table and color.
I’m working on a dashboard and would like to change the color of a cell or the text in the cell based upon the result between two cells.
The data comes from an SQL DB and I use the table visualization.
What I would like to do is change the color of the Average text per line when the Average is below the Weight value.
color RED when Average < Weight
color Green when Average => Weight