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Kusto.Explorer is a rich desktop application that allows you to explore your data using Kusto query language.

Getting the tool

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Install the Kusto.Explorer tool
Alternatively, access your Kusto cluster with your browser at:https://<your_cluster>.kusto.windows.net. Replace <your_cluster> with your Azure Data Explorer cluster name.

Using Chrome and Kusto.Explorer

If you use Chrome as your default browser, make sure to install the ClickOnce extension for Chrome:

Overview of the user experience

Kusto Explorer window has several UI parts:

Script panel
Results panel

Keyboard shortcuts

You might find that using keyboard shortcuts enables you to perform operations faster than with the mouse. Take a look at this list of Kusto.Explorer keyboard shortcuts.

Menu panel

Kusto.Explorer Menu panel includes the following tabs:

Home tab

The Home tab shows the most recently used functions, divided into sections:

Query section

Menu	Behavior
Mode dropdown	Query mode: Switches Query Window into a script mode. Commands can be loaded and saved as scripts (default) Search mode: A single query mode where each command entered is processed immediately and presents a result in the Result Window Search++ mode: Allows searching for a term using search syntax across one or more tables. Learn more about using Search++ Mode
New Tab	Opens a new tab for querying Kusto

Share section

Menu	Behavior
Data To Clipboard	Exports Query and data set to a clipboard. If a chart is presented, it exports the chart as bitmap
Result To Clipboard	Exports the data set to a clipboard. If a chart is presented, it exports the chart as bitmap
Query to Clipboard	Exports the Query to a clipboard

Visualizations section

Menu	Behavior
Area chart	Displays an area chart in which the X-axis is the first column (must be numeric) and all numeric columns are mapped to different series (Y-axis)
Column Chart	Displays a column chart where all numeric columns are mapped to different series (Y-axis) and the text column before numeric is the X-axis (can be controlled in the UI)
Bar Chart	Displays a bar chart where all numeric columns are mapped to different series (X-axis) and the text column before numeric is the Y-axis (can be controlled in the UI)
Stacked Area chart	Displays a stacked area chart in which the X-axis is the first column (must be numeric) and all numeric columns are mapped to different series (Y-axis)
Timeline Chart	Displays a time chart in which the X-axis is the first column (must be datetime) and all numeric columns are mapped to different series (Y-axis).
Line Chart	Displays a line chart in which the X-axis is the first column (must be numeric) and all numeric columns are mapped to different series (Y-axis).
Anomaly Chart	Similar to timechart, but finds anomalies in time series data, using the machine learning anomalies algorithm. For anomaly detection, Kusto.Explorer uses the series_decompose_anomalies function.(*)
Pie Chart	Displays a pie chart in which the color-axis is the first column and the theta-axis (must be a measure, converted to percent) is the second column.
Ladder Chart	Displays a ladder chart in which the X-axis is the last two columns (must be datetime) and the Y-axis is a composite of the other columns.
Scatter Chart	Displays a point graph in which the X-axis is the first column (must be numeric) and all numeric columns are mapped to different series (Y-axis).
Pivot Chart	Displaya a pivot table and pivot chart that gives the full flexibility of selecting data, columns, rows and various chart types.
Time Pivot	Interactive navigation over the events time-line (pivoting on time axis)

(*) Anomaly Chart:The algorithm expects timeseries data, which consists of two columns:

Time in fixed interval buckets
Numeric value for anomaly detectionTo produce this in Kusto.Explorer, summarize by the time field and specify the time bucket bin.

View section

Menu	Behavior
Full View Mode	Maximizes the work space by hiding the ribbon menu and Connection Panel
Hide Empty Columns	Removes empty columns from the data grid
Collapse Singular Columns	Collapses columns with singular values
Explore Column Values	Shows column values distribution
Increase Font	Increases the font size of the query tab and of the results data grid
Decrease Font	Decreases the font size of the query tab and of the results data grid

(*) Data View Settings:Kusto.Explorer keeps track of what settings are used per unique set of columns. So when columns are reordered or removed, the data view is saved and will be reusedwhenever the data with the same columns is retrieved. To reset the view to its defaults, in the View tab, select Reset View.

File tab

Menu	Behavior
---------Query Script---------
New Tab	Opens a new tab window for querying Kusto
Open File	Loads data from a *.kql file to the active script panel
Save To File	Saves the content of the active script panel to *.kql file
Close Tab	Closes the current tab window
---------Save Data---------
To CSV	Exports data to a CSV (comma-separated-values) file
To JSON	Exports data to a JSON formatted file
To Excel	Exports data to an XLSX (Excel) file
To Text	Exports data to a TXT (text) file
To CSL Script	Exports Query to a script file
To Results	Exports Query and data to a Results (QRES) file
---------Load Data---------
From Results	Loads Query and data from a Results (QRES) file
---------Clipboard---------
Data To Clipboard	Exports Query and data set to a clipboard. If a chart is presented, it exports the chart as a bitmap
Result To Clipboard	Exports data set to a clipboard. If a chart is presented, it exports the chart as a bitmap
Query to Clipboard	Exports the Query to clipboard
---------Results---------
Clear results cache	Clears cached results of previously executed queries

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