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jhayIV
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Using the table below I have the following query table Server_Name,Server_TotalPhysicalMemory,Server_Cores,Server_NumberofProcessors,Server_Domain,Server_IsVirtual,Server_LastScanDate,Server_SerialNumber,Server_Site,Associated_AppliationProductName,Associated_OperatingSystem,_time | stats count() | transpose
I would like to divide each value by count(Server_Name) is there a way to do that using the EVAL function?
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somesoni2
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Try something like this

table Server_Name,Server_TotalPhysicalMemory,Server_Cores, Server_NumberofProcessors, Server_Domain,Server_IsVirtual,Server_LastScanDate,Server_SerialNumber, Server_Site, Associated_AppliationProductName,Associated_OperatingSystem,_time | stats count(*) as count_*  | eval divider=count_Server_Name | untable divider column value | eval value=value/divider | fields - divider

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somesoni2
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Try something like this

table Server_Name,Server_TotalPhysicalMemory,Server_Cores, Server_NumberofProcessors, Server_Domain,Server_IsVirtual,Server_LastScanDate,Server_SerialNumber, Server_Site, Associated_AppliationProductName,Associated_OperatingSystem,_time | stats count(*) as count_*  | eval divider=count_Server_Name | untable divider column value | eval value=value/divider | fields - divider
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