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Eval and If else value return or else null

Splunk_rocks
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Hello Splunkers,

Im constructing Eval field " user1" actually user field contain 5 digit number so i have to construct a EVAL field like

index= XXX| "xxxxx" |eval user1 = if((user_pin > 0), "user_pin", "Unknown") | table user1 user_pin

If "user1" field is 7 digit then in just return actual 7 digit number or else if it is string just say "null value"

EVAL-user = if((user1== 5 digit number ) "reportactull number ", "report null value ")

Please let me know

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woodcock
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You say both 7-digit and 5-digit but I am assuming that you mean the latter, so like this:

EVAL-user=if(match(user1, "^\d{5}$"), user1, "null value")

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woodcock
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You say both 7-digit and 5-digit but I am assuming that you mean the latter, so like this:

EVAL-user=if(match(user1, "^\d{5}$"), user1, "null value")
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Splunk_rocks
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Thanks that worked ..if i want to capture word or digit In case 5 -7 digit number or 5-8 word id.

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Splunk_rocks
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I need to match below to construct eval field.

user
X234578
wertyui
kxtur
lytue23

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woodcock
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Change d{5} to d{5-8} or similar.

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