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I want to display icons as values based on the search results(or may be using rangemap) in my splunk table. I do not have permission and access to js in our organization. How can I achieve this without using javascript?
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Its not possible unfortunatly. However using emojii characters might solve your problems!
For example you can use this in queries: https://emojipedia.org/heavy-check-mark/
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@AshChakor one of the example from my previous answers: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/681268/one-rangemap-column-for-multiple-values.html
@stanwin 's post can also be refered: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/659050/unicode-characters-in-dashboardssearches.html
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Chris has the right idea, use emojis!
I have some examples using rangemap
at https://simonduff.net/visualising_status_with_emoji/ . Answers isn't letting me post the sample code here 😞
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Its not possible unfortunatly. However using emojii characters might solve your problems!
For example you can use this in queries: https://emojipedia.org/heavy-check-mark/
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Yes adding emojis helped me for a table where I have to display all the cells with check mark, warning sign or X mark over the time value as a column name. Thanks chrisyoungerjds!
