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How to subtract days from earliest?

verothor
Path Finder

Hi,

I need to subtract -30d from earliest, where earliest is counted by token.

I tried to convert token result to unix time and subtract unix date counted from token- 2628000 but this doesn't work.

The token will use day before today with hour 14:30 or 23:59 so I need to have this exact time for latest to be chosen but I need to look with earliest 30 days ago this exact date and time?

index="*" sourcetype="*"  earliest=1669296600.000000-2628000.000000 latest=1669296600.000000

OR

index="*" sourcetype="*"  earliest="11/24/2022 14:30:00"-30d latest="11/24/2022 14:30:00"

 

It is possible, could someone please help?

Thank you in advance.

 

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Try something like this

index="*" sourcetype="*" [| makeresults
  | eval earliest=relative_time(latest,"-30d")
  | fields earliest latest
  | format]

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verothor
Path Finder

Thank you, this helped!

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Try something like this

index="*" sourcetype="*" [| makeresults
  | eval earliest=relative_time(latest,"-30d")
  | fields earliest latest
  | format]
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