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Use eval to display only Rain on categories

sbnoobbb
Path Finder

I had a search query of sourcetype="CurrentWeatherSGTraffic" | stats count AS values by Location current_summary | sort - values | stats list(current_summary) AS categories. How can I display only Rain in the categories. I use (eval(current_summary="Rain")) but it wont work.

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Drainy
Champion

Is someone else writing your search queries for you? I'm so confused as to how you are reaching this point? You're deliberately counting things into multivalues instead of just focusing on the single category?

Surely (trying to figure out the data from the search) you would just add a current_summary=Rain in your initial search terms with the sourcetype?

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Drainy
Champion

Is someone else writing your search queries for you? I'm so confused as to how you are reaching this point? You're deliberately counting things into multivalues instead of just focusing on the single category?

Surely (trying to figure out the data from the search) you would just add a current_summary=Rain in your initial search terms with the sourcetype?

sbnoobbb
Path Finder

I gotten the search queries by the application itself, Thanks anyway 🙂

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