format a token/variable in email a scheduled email with pdf attachment

[HattrickNZ]

When I run a scheduled report with PDF atachment, I can use this token in the email body:

$job.latestTime$

Which will result in the following in the email body when the email is sent:

 2018-02-08T10:09:02.000+13:00

How can I format this time/date to be as follows YYYY-MM e.g. 2018-02?
Or one step further would be to do current month minus 1 month e.g. 2018-01?

I was thinking something like this

Assuming:

$job.latestTime$    = 2018-02-08T10:09:02.000+13:00

Then I thought I could do something like this in the email body:

eval x=strptime($job.latestTime$,"%Y-%m-%d")

x = $x$

But this does not work. Can I do what I am trying to do here

docs here which gives a list of the available tokens :
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.5.0/Report/Schedulereports

[Sukisen1981]

what about - eval x=strptime($job.latestTime$,"%Y-%m-%d")
2.
3. $result.x$

Assuming x is in the search?
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.5.0/Report/Schedulereports#Use_tokens_in_scheduled_rep...

[danielswan]

Is there an answer that works for scheduled dashboards? With a dashboard, I don't believe you have access to the $results... token.

[HattrickNZ]

when you say Assuming x is in the search?
I am having trouble with this as it is a dashbord with many searches making tables and charts. So does this still apply?

One of the searches is a table that has a field/column called CallSuccessRate. So I have tried to put $result.CallSuccessRate$ in the email body but that just comes through as a blank in my email.

Do I have to configure something in the scripts?

tks

[Sukisen1981]

Tokens available from results
From results, you use the result. token to access the first value of a specified field in search results. This token is available from the following contexts:

Alert actions
Scheduled reports
Token Description

$result.fieldname$ Returns the first value for the specified field name from the first result in the search. The field name must be present in the search.

Does not specifically say if the token can be used IN the body of the email, but can you check if $result.CallSuccessRate$ comes in something like the alert subject line or something