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Hi All,
- I want to display only results which are present in a given list (please see below) :
....... | xmlkv | stats count by "ApplicationFunction" | WHERE "ApplicationFunction" IN ("Price", "History", "Notify")
- There are around 10 values that I want to filter out from 30-40 values. So the list specified in IN will have 10 values.
- I want to create an overview dashboard (PieChart).
*Is this possible with Splunk? *
If yes, please help me. Otherwise, please specify any possible way to achieve the same.
Thanks in advance !
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Hello @vaibhavvijay9
I think the issue is with double quotes if you mention field name in double quotes in where command then it will become a value which is causing issue in your case. Try this:
....... | xmlkv | stats count by ApplicationFunction | WHERE ApplicationFunction IN ("Price", "History", "Notify")
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Hello @vaibhavvijay9
I think the issue is with double quotes if you mention field name in double quotes in where command then it will become a value which is causing issue in your case. Try this:
....... | xmlkv | stats count by ApplicationFunction | WHERE ApplicationFunction IN ("Price", "History", "Notify")
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Thanks @vishaltaneja07011993
Actually my exact field name was "ns0:ApplicationFunction" so when I used it without quotes in WHERE it was resulting in error.
But I renamed it as app and it worked.
So my final working string is :
....... | xmlkv | rename ns0:ApplicationFunction as app | WHERE app IN ("Price", "History", "Notify") | stats count by app
Thanks Again.
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@vaibhavvijay9
Great 🙂 Welcome 🙂
Good Luck
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And also you can create a lookup of ApplicationFunction and try to filter from there as well. Like below
|stats count by ApplicationFunction | search [|inputlookup ApplicationFunction.csv]
