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Generating the report in .doc format

abhayneilam
Contributor

Hi,

AFter analyzing the raw log in splunk, we generate excel reports and from that we make reports in .doc format for business analysis manually , My question is : Is there any way possible to generated the report in .doc format, I am giving you one example below :

No. of file transfers : 59
Name : Abhay Vikram Singh
Conclution : This is really great that file transfer is less that 100 count, no suspicious data has been found , thanks a lot team

Like this we have to make reports in .doc format in which we get the count from the report generated in excel format after that all manual work is there..please suggest me to solve this one..

Thank for your help

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Drainy
Champion

You may be able to use
http://splunk-base.splunk.com/apps/64133/office-documents-template-system-odts-for-splunk

Although I'm not sure how much you can automate the process, also you would need to have a draft sent to yourself first for you to add your comments or details.

Ayn
Legend

True 🙂 Credit given where credit is due.

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Drainy
Champion

Well you could've given me a +1 at the same time 😛

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Ayn
Legend

Doh, hadn't seen that one! -1 for me.

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Ayn
Legend

No, there is currently no inbuilt way of creating reports in .doc format.

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Ayn
Legend

Theoretically, sure. You can get the events, and with any scripting language you can do pretty much what you want with that info including building a .doc report out of it. All the implementation details of that would be up to you to figure out though.

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abhayneilam
Contributor

is it possible to generate the reports through perl script which later can be called through splunk

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