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How to replace 2 different characters in the same field?

fariapm1
Explorer

Hi,

I have a csv that is imported to splunk and one of those fields has a space for the thousands and ends with  ",00",  I need it to be an integer only with numbers.

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I can solve this this with 2 lines:

       | eval test=replace(field1,",00","")
       | eval test=replace(test," ","")

But I want to create a new field with Calculated fields. How can I do that in one line of code?

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| eval test=replace(replace(field1,",00","")," ","")

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fariapm1
Explorer

Hi,

It worked. 

I've already tried that but if you notice the space has a red dot. When I tried its only the " "

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Tks for your help!

 

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SplunkTrust
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Given that the replace function supports regex expressions, you could try it this way:

| eval test=replace(replace(field1,",00",""),"\s","")
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fariapm1
Explorer

In your opinion what's the most efficient ?

" " or "\s" ?

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It depends on your events - if spaces are the only type of white space used, then " " would be slightly more efficient, although improvement that might not be detectable, so if there is a possibility that other white space characters might be used, then "\s" might be safer.

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fariapm1
Explorer

Hi,

In this case it was a new type of space that appeared in my CSV file and it's not the 1st time that this happens.

Thank you for your support !!!

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| eval test=replace(replace(field1,",00","")," ","")
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