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How to calculate accurate time from .csv?

jaydiare
Explorer

Hello Splunk community, I need some help with the following: 

 

I have a .csv file that is being created at a Pacific Time Zone, and the hour and date of the events I need to track are 2 separate fields in this .csv name : Date ( 09/12/2022) and "Begin Time" (06:30). 

I want to table my events based on those two fields, as my time reference and not the _time  (2022-12-09T10:41:02.000-05:00 )when the file was exported to Splunk which is actually a different time zone ( eastern)

What would it be the best way using those two fiels ( Date & "Begin Time") to accuratelly display the events in my .csv

 

thanks for your help

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
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After reading the CSV file, you can use eval to set the _time field to a combination of the two (or more) fields.

| eval _time = strptime(Date . 'Begin Time', "%m/%d/%Y%H:%M:%SEST")

 

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