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[Lens] Ability to use same buckets with different series styles #54582
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Currently you can configure a series style like area/bar/line only on a per layer level, but not on a per series level. That limits a use-case I've personally hit in nearly every demo I am trying to build:
Styling two series that are using the same x-axis buckets in different styles. So a common example: I split the x-axis by some terms e.g. country. Now I want on the y-axis a bar chart of average bytes and a line chart of count of documents. This is currently not really possible. The closest you can get is, that you create two separate layers on the same index, one for each of the series. Now you're having the problem, that you can't make sure the term aggregations returns the same buckets for each of the layers anymore.
There are basically two ways we can solve this: