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How to transpose a table by id?

simo
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Hi All,

I have a table similar to the following

idtime
12021-03-03 13:52:53.158
12021-03-03 13:52:53.001
12021-03-03 13:52:52.987
22021-03-03 11:59:50.950
22021-03-03 11:59:50.655
22021-03-03 11:59:50.631

 

the result I would like to achieve is

 

idtime1time2time3
12021-03-03 13:52:53.1582021-03-03 13:52:53.0012021-03-03 13:52:52.987
22021-03-03 11:59:50.9502021-03-03 11:59:50.6552021-03-03 11:59:50.631

 

it's possible? Thank you for any help

Simone

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
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| makeresults | eval _raw="id	time
1	2021-03-03 13:52:53.158
1	2021-03-03 13:52:53.001
1	2021-03-03 13:52:52.987
2	2021-03-03 11:59:50.950
2	2021-03-03 11:59:50.655
2	2021-03-03 11:59:50.631"
| multikv forceheader=1
| fields - _* linecount


| streamstats count as timecount by id
| eval timecount="time".timecount
| xyseries id timecount time

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
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| makeresults | eval _raw="id	time
1	2021-03-03 13:52:53.158
1	2021-03-03 13:52:53.001
1	2021-03-03 13:52:52.987
2	2021-03-03 11:59:50.950
2	2021-03-03 11:59:50.655
2	2021-03-03 11:59:50.631"
| multikv forceheader=1
| fields - _* linecount


| streamstats count as timecount by id
| eval timecount="time".timecount
| xyseries id timecount time
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simo
Path Finder

Thank you 🙂 I managed to solve

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