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EVAL to Determine match to field.

C37996518
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Hi,  I have a data source of  call records for phone calls. This data contains a field "A_Number". I want to class any "A_Number" that begins with 04 as "Mobile" and anything else as "Fixed". Then I want to timechart a count of fixed and mobile events. 

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bowesmana
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Here's an example using the eval+match statement to check if the number starts with 04.

This is a run anywhere search you can see how it works. It generates random data over the last 30 days for randomised phone numbers and then timecharts per day

| makeresults
| eval row=mvrange(1,random()%300+10)
| mvexpand row
| eval A_Number="04".(random()%900000+100000)
| eval _time=now()-(random() % 30) * 86400
| append [
| makeresults
| eval row=mvrange(1,random()%200+10)
| mvexpand row
| eval A_Number="02".(random()%90000000+10000000)
| eval _time=now()-(random() % 30) * 86400
]
| table _time A_Number
| eval NumberType=if(match(A_Number,"^04"),"Mobile","Fixed")
| timechart span=1d count by NumberType

 

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bowesmana
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Here's an example using the eval+match statement to check if the number starts with 04.

This is a run anywhere search you can see how it works. It generates random data over the last 30 days for randomised phone numbers and then timecharts per day

| makeresults
| eval row=mvrange(1,random()%300+10)
| mvexpand row
| eval A_Number="04".(random()%900000+100000)
| eval _time=now()-(random() % 30) * 86400
| append [
| makeresults
| eval row=mvrange(1,random()%200+10)
| mvexpand row
| eval A_Number="02".(random()%90000000+10000000)
| eval _time=now()-(random() % 30) * 86400
]
| table _time A_Number
| eval NumberType=if(match(A_Number,"^04"),"Mobile","Fixed")
| timechart span=1d count by NumberType

 

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C37996518
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Perfect! Thank you..

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