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Data in source shows Y/N for fields investor, borrower, guarantor, benefic for each customer. How can I show pie chart?

cadrija
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I have data in source which shows Y/N for fields investor, borrower, guarantor, benefic for each customer. Need to show a pie chart that shows count of investor, borrower, guarantor, benefic that are Y based on the customer ID.

Like if a customer has only investor = Y, then investor count will be 1

If a customer has all the fields = Y, then all the params count will be 1 only.

Below is the data snip

index="customerdata" | table CUS_CID_CUST_ID,CUS_IND_INVESTOR, CUS_IND_BORROWER, CUS_IND_GUARANTOR, CUS_IND_BENEFIC

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User wants to see like this

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cadrija
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@ITWhisperer Kindly help me know if this is possible.

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
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| makeresults count=50
| eval letters=split("0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ","")
| eval CUS_CIS_CUST_ID=mvindex(letters,random()%36).mvindex(letters,random()%36).mvindex(letters,random()%36).mvindex(letters,random()%36)
| fields - _time letters
| eval CUS_IND_INVESTOR=mvindex(split("YN",""),random()%2)
| eval CUS_IND_BORROWER=mvindex(split("YN",""),random()%2)
| eval CUS_IND_GUARANTOR=mvindex(split("YN",""),random()%2)
| eval CUS_IND_BENEFIC=mvindex(split("YN",""),random()%2)




| untable CUS_CIS_CUST_ID type boolean
| stats count(eval(boolean="Y")) as count by type
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