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Can you help me with the following query using the coalesce command?

pfabrizi
Path Finder

I am trying this transform. Sometime the subjectuser is set and sometimes the targetuser. All works fine, but the data coming into the subject user is a dash, and that is what user is getting set to instead of the value that is correct in target user.

Is there any way around this? So, if a subject user is less than 2 characters for example?

Thanks!

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woodcock
Esteemed Legend

You can use this:

EVAL-subjectuser=if(subjectuser=="-", targetuser, subjectuser)

Or in search SPL, this:

| eval subjectuser=if(subjectuser=="-", targetuser, subjectuser)

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woodcock
Esteemed Legend

You can use this:

EVAL-subjectuser=if(subjectuser=="-", targetuser, subjectuser)

Or in search SPL, this:

| eval subjectuser=if(subjectuser=="-", targetuser, subjectuser)
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Vijeta
Influencer

you can add | replace "-" with "" in subjectuser before coalesce

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