Visualizing results
Kusto supports a couple of different ways to visualize data stored in data tables. We’ll look at multiple examples of available functions that you can leverage in your queries. Let’s start with a description of the render function.
render function
Most visualization activities in Kusto are done using the render function. It supports a variety of different chart types that can be selected depending on the shape of your data. The most basic syntax of this function looks like the following:
VeryImportantTable | render <chart-type>
We’ll start the description with the default visualization type – table.
Visualizing as a table
By default, results returned by Kusto queries are presented as tables. If you want to explicitly define this type, you could use the following query:
VeryImportantTable | render table
Results rendered by this visualization type will include all columns unless they’re limited by the...
