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Fill Multiple values in a field

Jazzyb
New Member

I have some numeric values that is coming from job search results and the result is saved in tokens. These values are numeric. How can I make bar chart to see whether values are increasing or decreasing. Example 

Value 1 = 100

value 2 = 200

value 3 = 300
 
Now, how can I assign multiple values to a field with the help of eval like this we do for single value 

| eval new_field = “value1’’.. instead of one value I want to keep multiple values. Thanks 

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Jazzyb
New Member

thanks but this solves my half problem. The values are treated as string here and my values are numbers and based on these numbers, I will create a bar graph. These values are basically  total count from csv files. Each file will generate a Total count and these counts are stored in token. And based on these token values I will create a bar graph. Also tonumber(string) does not convert the entire field to integer.. 

New_Field

100

200

300

So above will be the data. New_Field will have 3 values and I want to make graph based on these values.. 

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Do you mean a multi-value field?

| eval new_field=mvappend(value1,value2,value3)

Or do you want separate events for each token value?

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