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How to add value in two fields based on their name?

phularah
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Hi, I would like to add value in two fields based on their name.  I want the output as sum of traffic_in#fw1+traffic_out#fw1 and so on by _time.

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yuanliu
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Something like this?

| foreach traffic_*#*
    [eval "in_and_out#<<MATCHSEG2>>" = 'traffic_in#<<MATCHSEG2>>' + 'traffic_out#<<MATCHSEG2>>']

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yuanliu
SplunkTrust
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Something like this?

| foreach traffic_*#*
    [eval "in_and_out#<<MATCHSEG2>>" = 'traffic_in#<<MATCHSEG2>>' + 'traffic_out#<<MATCHSEG2>>']
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phularah
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Yes, that's exactly what I wanted.

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gcusello
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HI @phularah,

did you tried with addtotals command (https://splunkonbigdata.com/usage-of-splunk-commands-addtotals/)?

Ciao.

Giuseppe

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phularah
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Hi, @gcusello,

addtotals would add all the field values, which I don't want.

I want the sum of the fields in such a way that it only adds up the fw values, like traffic_infw1+traffic_outfw1, traffic_infw2+traffic_outw2, traffic_infw3+traffic_outfw3 and so on. Now, fw can change and so do their numbers. 

So, if I have 10 fields initially, I should get 5 fields after the summation of required field values. and after that timechart would show 5 graphical lines.

Like in the screenshot shared in the question, I would want sum of field values of 1st and 5th field, 2nd and 6th, 3rd and 7th and 4th and 8th fields.

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gcusello
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Hi @phularah ,

if the field names are fixed, you can use eval to sum some selected values.

Ciao.

Giuseppe

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