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Help with If The Else Condition?

mmwells
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 am writing an If Then Else Evaluation statement and could use some help.

 

If (PRIORITY=02 AND Condition=Alarm) then <h3 style="color:red;">A Critical Alarm</h3>

else

If (PRIORITY=12 AND Condition=Alarm) then <h3 style="color:orange;">A High Alarm</h3>

else 

If (PRIORITY=22 OR PRIORITY=25 AND Condition=Alarm) then <h3 style="color:yellow;">A Low Alarm</h3>

else 

If (PRIORITY=02 OR PRIORITY=12 OR PRIORITY=22 OR PRIORITY=25 AND Condition=Clear) then <h3 style="color:green;">A Cleared Alarm</h3>

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

You can use a case function to evaluate the value of a field e.g.

| eval alarm=case(PRIORITY=02 AND Condition="Alarm","Critical",PRIORITY=12 AND Condition="Alarm","High",PRIORITY=22 OR PRIORITY=25 AND Condition="Alarm","Low",PRIORITY=02 OR PRIORITY=12 OR PRIORITY=22 OR PRIORITY=25 AND Condition="Clear","Cleared")

mmwells
Explorer

That is a start, but I need to be able to change the font color when a condition is met.

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