InstantForum 2017-1 FinalLogViewPlus Supporthttps://www.logviewplus.com/forum/LogViewPlus SupportTue, 26 May 2026 08:05:26 GMT20https://www.logviewplus.com/forum/post/1784Hi Ivan,<br/><br/>The problem here is that the data is split across two separate log messages.&nbsp; There is no way to associate data from one message as being related to data in another, so joining the data would not make sense.&nbsp; Adding the ability to configure this relationship is something we are not currently considering as we want to keep LogViewPlus simple where possible.<br/><br/>You could graph the data over time and that might produce a meaningful result.&nbsp; To do this, you would need to apply a single view (filter) which contains all of the necessary data.&nbsp; Currently, the only way to do is by parsing the log file such that all columns are found in all log entries (possibly with an empty value).&nbsp; Parsing the log message will not work because Parse Message filters revert to the default column view when joined.<br/><br/>Short of that, the only other solution would be to graph the two data sets separately.&nbsp; This is not ideal as the user would then need to 'visually' merge the data, but this could still be useful in some situations.<br/><br/>Hope that helps,<br/><br/>TobySat, 10 Jun 2023 16:40:13 GMTLogViewPlus Supporthttps://www.logviewplus.com/forum/post/1783My goal is that I want multiple columns from different log messages. Ie message one might have ping: 1000 and message two might have RTT: 50. I want to be able to see both of these together with their custom columns so that I can graph the 2 numbers.<br/><br/>I tried creating two filters, one for each message type, and then merging, but the columns disappear in the merge.<br/><br/>Is there a way to do a JOIN basically across these 2 items so than I can see that data broken out and graph them?<br/><br/>Sat, 10 Jun 2023 16:37:54 GMTIvanW