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remove records from the query

avi123
Explorer

I have written a splunk query and used streamstats command to make my output look like this:

Query Used:

...

| streamstats current= f last(History) as Status by Ticket Id 

| ...

Current Output:                           

Ticket ID Priority    Status

1234

4321

5678

P1

Closed

In Progress

8765  P2  Closed

 

However I want to remove the record 4321 and look at all the closed tickets for Priority P1 and P2, but since it is also of P1 priority the entire record is getting removed for P1 when I use this query:

...

| streamstats current= f last(History) as Status by Ticket Id 

| where NOT Status IN ("In Progress")

| ...

Output:

Ticket ID Priority   Status
8765  P2  Closed

 

How do I only remove 4321 as it is  "In Progress" Status. Please help.

Expected Output:

Ticket ID Priority   Status
1234                                                  5678 P1  Closed
8765  P2  Closed
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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

It looks like there may be something else going on in your search. Please share the full search (in a code block </>). It would also be helpful (and quicker) if you could share some sample anonymised representative events.

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