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How to transform a table

dtakacssplunk
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If I have the data in following format:

time        session           event
t1          session1            actionA
t2          session1            actionB
t3          session1            actionC
t4          session1            actionA
t5          session2            actionB
t6          session2            actionC

want to write a splunk query to transform it to this format:

from         to           count    timetaken
actionA      actionB      1        (t2-t1)
actionB      actionC.     2        (t3-t2) + (t5+t6)
actionC      actionA      1        (t4-t3)

can someone recommend an expression for this?

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to4kawa
Ultra Champion
| makeresults 
| eval _raw=" time        session           event
 t1          session1            actionA
 t2          session1            actionB
 t3          session1            actionC
 t4          session1            actionA
 t5          session2            actionB
 t6          session2            actionC" 
| multikv forceheader=1 
| streamstats count as time_args 
| eval time_args="+".time_args."h@h-1d" 
| eval time=relative_time(_time,time_args) 
| eval _time=time 
| table _time session event 
| rename COMMENT as "this is sample you provide. from here, the logic"
| streamstats window=2 range(_time) as duration list(event) as event_list count(event) as counts by session 
| where counts=2 
| eval event_list=mvjoin(event_list,",") 
| stats sum(counts) as count sum(duration) as timetaken by event_list 
| eval from=mvindex(split(event_list,","),0), to=mvindex(split(event_list,","),1), timetaken=tostring(round(timetaken),"duration") 
| table from to count timetaken

How about this?

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