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Help with creating table

Pip9ball
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Hello All -

I'm fairly new to Splunk and I've been racking my head for the past 8 hours trying to create a table for comparing two sets of runs.

My search string is as follows:

index="fe" source="regress_rpt" pipeline="soc" version IN ("(version="23ww09a" OR version="23ww10b")") dut="*" cthModel="*" (testlist="*") (testName="*") status=* | rex field=testPath "/regression/(?<regressionPath>.*)" | search regressionPath="*" | search regressionPath="***"| stats values(cyclesPerCpuSec) values(version) by testPath | reverse

This will generate a table similar to:

 

 

testPathvalues(cyclesPerCpuSec)vales(version)
test.6719.9123ww10b
test.5742.4423ww10b
test.4563.4623ww10b
test.6694.3623ww10a
test.5423.2323ww10a
test.4146.3423ww10a

 

However, I want to display a table that looks like

 

testPath23ww10a23ww10b
test.6694.36719.91
test.5423.23742.44
test.4146.34563.46

 

Essentially, I'm trying to create table so I can compare the results of a specific test across different model versions.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Phil

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bowesmana
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Use chart rather than stats

| chart values(cyclesPerCpuSec) over testPath by version

That puts version across the columns and testPath down the side.

 

Note: When posting SPL snippets, use a code block </> to create a box like above 

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bowesmana
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Use chart rather than stats

| chart values(cyclesPerCpuSec) over testPath by version

That puts version across the columns and testPath down the side.

 

Note: When posting SPL snippets, use a code block </> to create a box like above 

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Pip9ball
Explorer

@bowesmana - Thank you so much!

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