Hi, and thanks for the reply. Yes, indeed, I saw that you could sort on them. The problem remain the same, tough. You can see the 20 first or 20 last indices, but not the others, unless you filter. I know you can do a lot with filters, but If I have one indice per user, named, for instance, myIndice_<userName>, if I have more than 40 users, then I cannot see them all unless I want to look at them one by one. By the way, a select_all would be great too, I think .. to be able to see metrics for a group of index without having to manually select everyone of them.
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