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sravankaripe
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-------------------------------------| stats count by status | eval status=" Status: ".status.", Count : ".count | fields status

the search result is like this

status
----------
Status: 200, Count: 10
--------------------------------
Status: 400 Count: 20
--------------------------------

But i need to display like this...
----------
Status: 200
Count: 10
----------
Status: 400
Count: 20

Please help me with this use case

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DalJeanis
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| makeresults | eval mystatus="200=10 400=20" | makemv mystatus | mvexpand mystatus 
| rex field=mystatus "(?<status>[^=]+)=(?<count>\d+)" 
| table status count 
| rename COMMENT as "The above just enters your test data up through the line '| stats count by status'." 

| rename COMMENT as "This formats the data into a multivalue field with three lines per status." 
| eval status=mvappend("---------------","Status: ".status,"Count: ".count) 
| table status

...with these results...

status
---------------
Status: 200
Count: 10
---------------
Status: 400
Count: 20

If you absolutely need a separator after the last one, then you can add this line at the end

| append [| makeresults | eval status="---------------"|table status] 
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alemarzu
Motivator

Hi there, try something like this

main search | stats count by status | eval status=" Status: ".status.", Count : ".count | makemv delim="," Status | mvexpand Status

Hope it helps.

cmerriman
Super Champion

sravankaripe
Communicator

got it thanks

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