Hello,
I am in need of some help from the community. Is it possible to create a  token in a schedule report and create a trends. I have a file that gets upload loaded every 2 weeks called audit_fimsa(month/date). Every 2 weeks the file name will stay the same but the month and date will change. For example audit_fisma0409.csv. I have 6 different fields that will need to be compared based of the current week and the previous week.  Do I also have to create a report for each field and trends? Here is a sample of the query below that I am working on. This drafted query reflect the week of 04/09 and 03/28. My goal is to create a report that will automatically pull the file based off the new files that get uploaded every 2 weeks. So that I don't have to manually change the dates. I hope this was enough information.
| inputlookup audit_fisma0409.csv 
| table  "Security Review Completion Date" 
| replace -* with NA in "Security Review Completion Date"
| eval time2=if('Security Review Completion Date'<relative_time(now(),"-1Y"),"Expired","Not_expired")
| stats count by time2
| where time2="Expired"
| append
    [
| inputlookup audit_fisma0328.csv 
| table  "Security Review Completion Date" 
| replace -* with NA in "Security Review Completion Date"
| eval time2=if('Security Review Completion Date'<relative_time(now(),"-1Y"),"Expired","Not_expired")
| stats count by time2
| where time2="Expired"]
 | transpose
 | where column="count"
 | eval "Security Review Completed" =round('row 1'/'row 2'-1,2)
 | eval "Security Review Completed" =round('Security Review Completed' * 100, 0)
 | eval _time=strftime(now(),"%m/%d/%Y") 
 
 | table "Security Review Completed" _time
 
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Hi
one old post for same kind of situation.
https://community.splunk.com/t5/Splunk-Enterprise/How-to-dynamically-lookup-filename/m-p/645855
r. Ismo
 
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		| inputlookup 
    [| makeresults
    | eval search="audit_fisma".strftime(relative_time(now(), "@w-1w"), "%m%d").".csv"
    | table search]