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Lookup Table as input for Dashboard

MarieHe
New Member

Hello,

I would like to enter the info from a lookup table into my dashboard search.

 

lookup table name: FIP.csv

content:

field1;field2

160;43

180;50

 

I tried this:

| inputlookup FIP.csv

and then several add-ons like

| lookup FIP field1 OUTPUTNEW field2

but nothing works.

 

What is the correct syntax?

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Have you added it to the list of lookups?

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MarieHe
New Member

Yes. And I can see it in "Datasets", too.

 

| inputlookup "NRCS2AUDI_FIP_Lookup_SOLL.csv"

is working but I cannot devide the two different columns with ; into two separate types

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust
| eval field1=mvindex(split('field1;field2',";"),0)
| eval field2=mvindex(split('field1;field2',";"),1)
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