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Why are report table columns not rendered properly when exporting to PDF or CSV?

clifforg
Explorer

Hello,

I have a report in table format that I have created and saved. This has the columns that I find useful with useful names. When I press export and select PDF, I just get the time and the raw data. When I select CSV I get all columns available rather than just those shown in my saved report.

Can someone assist?

Thank you

M

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grundsch
Communicator

I think you need to select explicitely which column you want to keep, and display them in a table.
Add at the end of your search:

| table Time, User, StartTime, EndTime, Duration, Region, City, Country, rDNS, Gateway

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grundsch
Communicator

I think you need to select explicitely which column you want to keep, and display them in a table.
Add at the end of your search:

| table Time, User, StartTime, EndTime, Duration, Region, City, Country, rDNS, Gateway

clifforg
Explorer

This was exactly the solution - thank you!

somesoni2
Revered Legend

What is your report query? Are you using any 'table' or aggregation commands such as stats,chart etc?

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clifforg
Explorer

Here is my search

index=citrix_ns AND "SSLVPN ICAEND_CONNSTAT" | lookup dnslookup clientip AS CitrixNS_SourceIP OUTPUT clienthost AS rDNS | iplocation CitrixNS_SourceIP AS src_ip | rename CitrixNS_user As User CitrixNS_SourceIP As SourceIP CitrixNS_StartTime As StartTime CitrixNS_EndTime As EndTime CitrixNS_Duration As Duration host As Gateway | eval Time=_time | convert ctime(Time)

It won't let me attach a screenshot of the report but i have the columns sorted

_time
User
StartTime
EndTime
Duration
Region
City
Country
rDNS
Gateway

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