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Adding value and reference to docs #139

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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions website/_kb/user-guide/alerts/setting-up-an-alert.md
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Expand Up @@ -24,12 +24,12 @@ To set up a new alert you'll need to follow these steps:
![](/assets/images/docs/gitbook/create-alert.png)
1. Select the query you want to trigger an alert for (just start typing). Note that queries with parameters won't work.
2. Select the column you want to watch.
3. Select the trigger type (greater/less than or equals to).
4. Select your magic number:
![](/assets/images/docs/gitbook/alerts_settings.png)
5. Leave Rearm Seconds empty to get 1 alert when the status changes from Triggered to OK, enter a number to get an alert every time the query runs (by schedule) + the Rearm seconds value.
6. Save.
7. Define alert destinations - email, [Slack]({% link _kb/user-guide/alerts/slack-alert-destination.md %}), Mattermost, HipChat and webhooks are supported.
3. The "Value" field is the current value of the value column. Use this to inform your choice of op and reference value.
4. Select the trigger type (greater/less than or equals to).
5. Set the reference value. The reference is the value you want the alert to trigger on. For example, if you want an alert to fire when your column is greater than four, enter four in the reference field.
6. Leave Rearm Seconds empty to get 1 alert when the status changes from Triggered to OK, enter a number to get an alert every time the query runs (by schedule) + the Rearm seconds value.
7. Save.
8. Define alert destinations - email, [Slack]({% link _kb/user-guide/alerts/slack-alert-destination.md %}), Mattermost, HipChat and webhooks are supported.

<img src="/assets/images/docs/gitbook/alert_destination.png" width="60%">

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