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Correlating values in different index

Souradip11
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Hi,

I have two indexes - "cart" and "purchased" . In "cart" index there is a field "cart_id" and in "purchased" there is a field "pur_id".  If  payment will be successfully for a cart then the card_id values will be stored as a pur_id in the "purchased" index.

cart purchased 

cart_id 123 payment received  pur_id   123

cart_id 456   no payment  no record for 456

Now I want to display the percentage of cart for which payment is done.

I wonder if anyone can help here.

 

Thank you so much 

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
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index IN (cart purchased) cart_id=* OR pur_id=*
| eval common_id=coalesce(cart_id, pur_id)
| eventstats dc(index) as common_count by common_id
| where index="cart"
| stats count as carts count(eval(common_count > 1)) as purchases
| eval pct=(purchases*100)/carts
| table carts purchases pct
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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
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Perhaps this will help.  It counts the number of unique cart and purchase IDs then does the math to find the percentage of paid carts.

index IN (cart purchased) cart_id=* OR pur_id=*
| stats dc(cart_id) as carts, dc(pur_id) as purchases
| eval pct=(purchases*100)/carts
| table carts purchases pct
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