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How to hide a value from a mulstiselect filter?

KalebeRS
Explorer

Hello,
I have a value (imagine the value is the "something" that I wrote in the image)  in a multiselect  filter that I wanted to remove\hide, is there a way to do that?

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

So you have a field called PR_Tags, with a value of "PR_Tags"?

index= host=  sourcetype=csv source=C:\\
| table PR_Tags
| where PR_Tags != "PR_Tags"

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Don't put it there in the first place!

How do you populate the drop down? If it is from a search, simply exclude the value from the results of the search.

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KalebeRS
Explorer

 

index= host=  sourcetype=csv source=C:\\
| table PR_Tags
| eval PR_Tags=split(PR_Tags,",")
| mvexpand PR_Tags
| dedup PR_Tags

That's my search, it shouldn't be returning the term PR_Tags. 
Saw the file that I'm using for the search, the only time that mentions PR_Tags in the csv is in the header. Is there a way to remove the header?

 

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

So you have a field called PR_Tags, with a value of "PR_Tags"?

index= host=  sourcetype=csv source=C:\\
| table PR_Tags
| where PR_Tags != "PR_Tags"
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KalebeRS
Explorer

It worked, thanks!

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