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How to populate a dropdown from records inside a single JSON event?

a238574
Path Finder

I have a single json event that contains a list of accounts with a Business Unit Tag. I want to create a dropdown that contains a list of Business Units so the user can see only the accounts in their Business Unit. the single record looks like this in Json format

{   [-] 
       accounts: [  [-] 
         {  [-]
             BU: BU1        
         Id: Acct1      
         Name: Name1
             } 
            { [-]
             BU: BU1        
         Id: Acct2      
         Name: Name2
             } 
             {  [-]
             BU: BU2        
         Id: Acct3      
         Name: Name3
             }

I can get list of unique Business Unit names using this query

index=x | spath output=BUnit path=accounts{}.BU | stats values(BUnit)

But when I try and use the search to populate the dropdown I get a single option that is a comma seperated list i.e. "BU1,BU2"

   <input type="dropdown" token="BUName">
  <label>Business Unit</label>
  <fieldForLabel>BUnit</fieldForLabel>
  <fieldForValue>BUnit</fieldForValue>
  <search>
    <query>index=aws sourcetype="acctlistinfo"| spath output=BUnit path=accounts{}.BU | stats values(BUnit) | stats list(values(BUnit)) as BUnit</query>
    <earliest>-4h@m</earliest>
    <latest>now</latest>
  </search>
</input>
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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Your current stats command generates a single row with a multivalued field for BU, the everything in dropdown comes in single option. Try something for your dropdown search

index=x | spath output=BUnit path=accounts{}.BU | stats count by BUnit | table BUnit

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Your current stats command generates a single row with a multivalued field for BU, the everything in dropdown comes in single option. Try something for your dropdown search

index=x | spath output=BUnit path=accounts{}.BU | stats count by BUnit | table BUnit
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