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How to merge 6 fields into one field, but still return unique values?

mansel_scheffel
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Hi,

I have 6 fields A B C D E F - Each have multiple unique numerical values.. I need to merge these unique numerical values into one new field.. basically to make it seem as if the 6 fields don't exist and only the one field containing all the numerical values the six fields have individually.. I then want to display the top 10 values of this newly created single field.

Any thoughts?

Thanks!

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somesoni2
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Give this a try

your base search | eval commonfield=fieldA." ".fieldB." ".fieldC." ".fieldD." ".fieldE." ".fieldF." " | makemv commonfield | top commonfield showperc=f

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somesoni2
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Give this a try

your base search | eval commonfield=fieldA." ".fieldB." ".fieldC." ".fieldD." ".fieldE." ".fieldF." " | makemv commonfield | top commonfield showperc=f
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mansel_scheffel
Explorer

Thanks for the help!

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