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jdlocklin526
Observer

Hi Everyone,

I have a query that produces table 1 below.

| from inputlookup:"incident.csv" | where caused_by >= " "
| stats count values(caused_by) by assignment_group

I'd like to make the table more useful by reflecting it as table 2 and 3.

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I tried :
| from inputlookup:"incident.csv" | where caused_by >= " "
| stats count values(caused_by) by assignment_group
| mvexpand values(caused_by)

but it did not give the desired results.

Any help would be appreciated.

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion
| from inputlookup:"incident.csv" 
| where caused_by >= " "
| stats count by assignment_group caused_by
| stats list(caused_by) as caused_by list(count) as count sum(count) as "total team x team" by assignment_group

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion
| from inputlookup:"incident.csv" 
| where caused_by >= " "
| stats count by assignment_group caused_by
| stats list(caused_by) as caused_by list(count) as count sum(count) as "total team x team" by assignment_group
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jdlocklin526
Observer

Thank you. That works perfectly.

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