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curated dashboars export

  • February 12, 2025
  • 6 replies
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Hello community
How can i export values from curated dashboards in CSV ?

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AymanC
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  • Bronze 5
  • February 12, 2025

Hi @Rached1996,

Unfortunately, I don't believe this is possible (if referring to the preview dashboarding capabilities), and would recommend opening a support ticket to raise a feature request.

Kind Regards,

Ayman


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  • February 12, 2025

Hi @Rached1996,

Unfortunately, I don't believe this is possible (if referring to the preview dashboarding capabilities), and would recommend opening a support ticket to raise a feature request.

Kind Regards,

Ayman


Thanks for reply , that is possible through google cloud support portal ?


AymanC
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  • February 12, 2025

Thanks for reply , that is possible through google cloud support portal ?


Yes, that's correct


jstoner
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  • February 12, 2025

A hacky workaround if you need it for a specific dashboard/chart would be to duplicate the curated dashboard which will give you the ability to edit the underlying chart in the duplicated dashboard. You can copy/paste the logic into a search and run it there and export via csv on the results. But yeah, it would be nice to provide that option without having to jump through the above hoops.


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  • April 16, 2025

A hacky workaround if you need it for a specific dashboard/chart would be to duplicate the curated dashboard which will give you the ability to edit the underlying chart in the duplicated dashboard. You can copy/paste the logic into a search and run it there and export via csv on the results. But yeah, it would be nice to provide that option without having to jump through the above hoops.


Hey Jstoner
for exemple i cannot execute this query in a simple search 
$log_type = ingestion.log_type
$date = timestamp.get_date(ingestion.end_time)
match:
$date, $log_type
outcome:
$drop_count = sum(ingestion.drop_count)
order:
$drop_count desc


cmorris
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  • April 16, 2025

Hey Jstoner
for exemple i cannot execute this query in a simple search 
$log_type = ingestion.log_type
$date = timestamp.get_date(ingestion.end_time)
match:
$date, $log_type
outcome:
$drop_count = sum(ingestion.drop_count)
order:
$drop_count desc


The ingestion data source (https://cloud.google.com/chronicle/docs/reference/ingestion-metrics-schema) is not supported in Search, I believe John is referring to using Native Dashboards to run the query.