Hi Casey,

That doesn't look right, would you be so kind as to create an issue in our 
Github repository? Here's the link: https://github.com/Graylog2/graylog2-server

Thank you!
Edmundo

> On 08 Aug 2016, at 21:38, Casey Russell <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Group,
> 
>      I'm using Graylog to parse logs from our Juniper SRX firewalls.  Telling 
> the SRX's to log to the Graylog input in "structured log" format does a great 
> job of automatically capturing the fields without a lot of need for building 
> extractors.  
> 
>      My question centers around the behavior of the "Quick Values" pie 
> graphs.  When I analyze the flow logs from my firewall and build a graph of 
> opened sessions centered around "source_address" (source IP), I'll get a pie 
> graph and a data table (obviously).  The problem is this.  Often times, when 
> creating the query, there may be 100 or more unique values for 
> "source_address". 
> 
>      When you create a "Quick Values" chart, the pie graph is built from the 
> numbers and percentages in the data table (maximum of 50 IPs).  But the 
> percentages in the data table, are the percentages based on the entire query. 
>  So you can end up with your top IP showing up as 18% in the data table, but 
> taking up roughly 70% of your pie graph.  It's seriously distracting.  Has 
> anyone hacked about a way to normalize this.  Or build a query such that you 
> limit unique values in a field to the top x number of results?
> 
> I've included an image, if the forum allows it. (you'll notice I anonymized 
> the first two octets of the IPs, don't let that throw you)
> 
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