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Unique Users logged into host

GenericSplunkUs
Path Finder

I've got a search that's using two stats commands and I'm trying to find a way to get the same results without doubling up on the stats command. I've been searching for answers but I guess I'm not using the right keywords.

What I've got.
index=windowseventlogs EventID="4625" OR EventID="4776" OR EventID="4624" OR EventID="4777" AND NOT user="-" | stats count by user, host | stats count as user by host

Is there a better way to get this same result? I want to be able to list how many unique users logged into the host.

Thanks

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adonio
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maybe ... | stats dc(user) as unique_users values(user) as list_of_users count as total_logged_attempt by host ?

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adonio
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maybe ... | stats dc(user) as unique_users values(user) as list_of_users count as total_logged_attempt by host ?

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GenericSplunkUs
Path Finder

This is much better, thank you.

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