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belka
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I have a very large number of win7 machines. I pulled a CSV file from Active Directory, AD1.csv. I then created another CSV file from the deployment clients DC1.csv. What I want to do is compare the total number of clients with the number reporting in with deployment clients. I want a Pie Chart that is the total number of Win7 machines split between a slice that is the machines with deployment clients and a slice that are the machines without a deployment client.

I was experimenting with | set diff [inputlookup AD1.csv | fields hostname][inputlookup DC1.csv | fields hostname] Where I am stumped is how to make that into a pie chart. Any ideas? Thanks!

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somesoni2
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Try this

|inputlookup AD1.csv | fields hostname | join type=left hostname [|inputlookup DC1.csv | fields hostname | eval hasDC="Y"] | eval hasDC=coalesce(hasDC,"N") | chart count(eval(hasDC="Y")) as HasDC, count(eval(hasDC="N")) as NoDC
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