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Combine Status Results into one Row

kartiksha
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source="Test" index=XYZ [search source="Test2" index=XYZ2 Address=.| dedup "attachments{}.uniqueid"|rename "attachments{}.uniqueid" as uniqueid|table uniqueid] |dedup uniqueid status|stats count(status) as Documents by status| eval status = case(status=42, "Entered Network", status=200, "Success Email Sent", status=333, "Processing Started", status=400 OR status=500, "Automatic Extraction", status=600 OR status=800, "Entered Validation", status=3, "Others")|eval sort_field=case(status="Entered Network",1,status="Success Email Sent",2,status="Processing Started",3,status="Automatic Extraction",4,status="Entered Validation",5,status="Others",6) | sort by sort_field|table status, Documents

Everything works except I would like to combine Automatic Extraction into one row:

Status Invoices
Entered Network 46
Success Email Sent 46
Processing Started 44
Automatic Extraction 47
Automatic Extraction 42
Entered Validation 56
Others 44

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cmerriman
Super Champion

you can add a |stats sum(Documents) as Invoices by status at the end. or you could move your |eval status before your stats command.

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cmerriman
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you can add a |stats sum(Documents) as Invoices by status at the end. or you could move your |eval status before your stats command.

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kartiksha
Explorer

Thanks. That was simple... I feel like an idiot 😉

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cmerriman
Super Champion

you have no idea how easy it is to overlook the simplest things 🙂

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kartiksha
Explorer

Like --
Status Invoices
Entered Network 46
Success Email Sent 46
Processing Started 44
Automatic Extraction 89
Entered Validation 56
Others 44

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