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I saw a feature in Splunk 6.5.0 where you can press a single button in the search bar and it will autoformat the query so it's far easier to read. Does anyone know what this shortcut is?
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The answer that worked for me is kinda buried, so I'll repeat it here. 1password has cmd + \so it moved tocmd + fn + ``
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Thank you!
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Issue resolved for me when I learnt that under Splunk user profile's Preferences > Chose SPL Editor > Enable "Advanced editor". You can also enable "Line numbers" and "Search auto-format"
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Ctrl + | (Ctrl + pipe) Worked for me on Windows 7, Splunk version 6.x and 7.x,Ctrl + | (Ctrl + pipe) worked for me on Windows 7
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ok... again as an answer...
Just checked on Firefox, Windows 10, German keyboard:
Ctrl (Strg) + Shift + F
This should work with nearly all keyboard layouts...
Have fun 😉
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Yep thanks, it does the trick.
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Ctrl+\ its perfectly working in Windows
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Cmd+\ works perfectly on Mac
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On my "new" OSX 10.14.4 Cmd+\ doesn't work anymore. Ideas?!?
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what happens? In my case 1password owns the cmd + \ so it moves to fn + cmd + \ . Try that, or turn on auto-format under user prefs. User > prefs > spl editor, as someone mentioned below.
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I believe it is Ctrl+\ or Cmd+\
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Ctrl + \ doesn't work for me.
I'm on Windows 10 withe splunk enterprise 7.1.1 and on chrome
,ctrl + \ doesnt work on windows for me. I'm on splunk 7.1.1
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Windows 10, with Splunk Enterprise Version: 7.1.5 Build: fd4da3d4caf1. Tried with Firefox, Chrome, ctrl + \ does not work for me anymore. Was working on 7.0.3
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Thank you, Ctrl + \ is exactly what I was talking about.
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I have a spanish keyboard, I don't have the "\" key, is there any shortcut for me?
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There are two defects filed about non-English keyboards and the search formatting: SPL-130405 and SPL-135260. In an upcoming release, there will be an enhancement so that you can use Command-shift-f.
Can you get a backslash by typing Ctrl + alt + "º ª \" (the first key to the left of " 1 ! | " )?
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also be aware (at least on MAC) that browser plugins like 1password etc, may step on the shortcut, so it become fn + cmd + \\
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Documented in Help reading searches in the Search Manual.
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