Dashboards & Visualizations

How to set multiple values for a multi-select input

AKG1_old1
Builder

Hello,
I have one multi-select input and looking to set its value dynamically based on some condition.

Not sure how to set multiple values to multi-select input token.
For example, if condition 1 satisfy it should set 3 values to multiselect input.

<search>
    <query>| makeresults  </query>
    <done>
      <condition match="CONDITION 1">
          <eval token="form.MULTISELECT_TOKEN">"VALUE_2  VALUE_3 VALUE_4"</eval>
      </condition>
       <condition match="CONDITION 2">
              <eval token="form.MULTISELECT_TOKEN">"VALUE_1"</eval>    
      </condition>
    </done>
  </search>

 <input type="multiselect" token="MULTISELECT_TOKEN">
      <label>NICKNAME</label>
      <!--choice value="*">All</choice-->
      <choice value="VALUE_1">VALUE_1</choice>
      <choice value="VALUE_2">VALUE_2</choice>
      <choice value="VALUE_3">VALUE_3</choice>
      <choice value="VALUE_4">VALUE_4</choice>
      <default>VALUE_1</default>
    </input>
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1 Solution

VatsalJagani
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hello @agoyal,

Few XML elements you can specify with multi-select by that you can do.

<input type="multiselect" token="MULTISELECT_TOKEN">
       <label>NICKNAME</label>
       <!--choice value="*">All</choice-->
       <choice value="VALUE_1">VALUE_1</choice>
       <choice value="VALUE_2">VALUE_2</choice>
       <choice value="VALUE_3">VALUE_3</choice>
       <choice value="VALUE_4">VALUE_4</choice>
       <default> ( "VALUE_1" ) </default>
       <valuePrefix>"</valuePrefix>
       <valueSuffix>"</valueSuffix>
       <delimiter> , </delimiter>
       <prefix> ( </prefix>
       <suffix> ) </suffix>
</input>

Then you specify value like:

<set token="form.MULTISELECT_TOKEN"> ( "VALUE_2" , "VALUE_3" , "VALUE_4" ) </set>

and Splunk dashboard will automatically select these three values. You can use other prefix, sufix and delimiter like AND, OR, etc. as per your requirement.

Hope this helps!!!

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VatsalJagani
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hello @agoyal,

Few XML elements you can specify with multi-select by that you can do.

<input type="multiselect" token="MULTISELECT_TOKEN">
       <label>NICKNAME</label>
       <!--choice value="*">All</choice-->
       <choice value="VALUE_1">VALUE_1</choice>
       <choice value="VALUE_2">VALUE_2</choice>
       <choice value="VALUE_3">VALUE_3</choice>
       <choice value="VALUE_4">VALUE_4</choice>
       <default> ( "VALUE_1" ) </default>
       <valuePrefix>"</valuePrefix>
       <valueSuffix>"</valueSuffix>
       <delimiter> , </delimiter>
       <prefix> ( </prefix>
       <suffix> ) </suffix>
</input>

Then you specify value like:

<set token="form.MULTISELECT_TOKEN"> ( "VALUE_2" , "VALUE_3" , "VALUE_4" ) </set>

and Splunk dashboard will automatically select these three values. You can use other prefix, sufix and delimiter like AND, OR, etc. as per your requirement.

Hope this helps!!!

AKG1_old1
Builder

Thank you for answer. it's not fully working in my case may be as I can't use prefix and postfit for multiselect.

I have used this and worked for me.

<set token="form.NICKNAME_TOKEN"> Value 1" "Value2" "Value3</set>

eval is not working with this so I have to use set.

0 Karma

VatsalJagani
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Very nice to hear that you figured that out. Basically all options are options which are fits with your case you can use those. Yeah we need to use set not eval, thanks for that.

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