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How to get eventstats count with dynamic parameter?

Kislac
Engager

Hello!

I would like to count from a field based on another field.
I have a events with following  2 fields (Doors_Order & RQM_Order). I would like to count based on Doors_Order field from entire RQM_Order fields.

In excel this look like this:

=COUNTIF(E:E;C9)

Kislac_2-1651585099290.png

 

I have tried with this:
| basesearch
| eventstats count(eval(RQMOrder_NotValidated=RQMOrder)) as ReqGap2

But this will count only if the 2 field is same in 1 event, not in entire events lists. I have tired lots of another things, but non of them worked. In excel this looks easy. Is there any solution in splunk?

 

 

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VatsalJagani
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

@Kislac - Can you try something like this?

 

<your-search>
| join type=left DoorsOrder [| search <your search> | stats count by RQMOrder | rename RQMOrder AS DoorsOrder]
| fillnull count value=0
| rename count as ReqGap2

(I'm using field names as shown in the excel screenshots if some fields need to change please do so.)

 

 

I hope this helps!!!

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VatsalJagani
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

@Kislac - Can you try something like this?

 

<your-search>
| join type=left DoorsOrder [| search <your search> | stats count by RQMOrder | rename RQMOrder AS DoorsOrder]
| fillnull count value=0
| rename count as ReqGap2

(I'm using field names as shown in the excel screenshots if some fields need to change please do so.)

 

 

I hope this helps!!!

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