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How to assign numeric values based on counts?

yagbootz48
New Member

Hello,

I need some help. I'm trying to make a search where I take recipient_count and assign a "value" based on how many recipients there are. For example, recipient_count greater than or equal to 25 value=5, recipient_count range is between 50-99 value=7, recipient_count greater than or equal to 100 value=9

Any ideas how I could accomplish this?

Thanks in advance!

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thambisetty
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

try something like below,

| your base search
| eval value=case(recipient_count>=25 AND recipient_count<=50 ,5,recipient_count>50 AND recipient_count<=99,7,recipient_count>=100,9)
————————————
If this helps, give a like below.

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yagbootz48
New Member

@thambisetty thanks!

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woodcock
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thambisetty
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

try something like below,

| your base search
| eval value=case(recipient_count>=25 AND recipient_count<=50 ,5,recipient_count>50 AND recipient_count<=99,7,recipient_count>=100,9)
————————————
If this helps, give a like below.
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