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How to pivot results table?

vinod0313
Explorer

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I got above result from my splunk query:  index="cx_aws" source="notifications-service"|stats count by tokenValidatorInfo,requestValidationRequired,requestPayloadValidationRequired,responsePayloadValidationRequired,aopUsed|rename tokenValidatorInfo as "TOKENVALIDATION"|rename requestValidationRequired as "REQUESTVALIDATION"|rename requestPayloadValidationRequired as "REQUESTPAYLOADVALIDATION"|rename responsePayloadValidationRequired as "RESPONSEPAYLOADVALIDATION"|rename aopUsed as AOP|fields TOKENVALIDATION,REQUESTVALIDATION,REQUESTPAYLOADVALIDATION,RESPONSEPAYLOADVALIDATION,AOP



But i want the result sholud be like below

TOKENVALIDATION:true
REQUESTVALIDATION:false
REQUESTPAYLOADVALIDATION:false
RESPONSEPAYLOADVALIDATION:true
AOP:false


could anyone help me?

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impurush
Contributor

Hi @vinod0313 

You can use |transpose function at the end of your query and it will transpose all the x-axis into the y-axis.

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