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Lookup csv file different code with same meaning

indeed_2000
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Hi I have csv file that contain my errorcodes and meaning of them. I import this csv as lookup.

the problem is some codes have same meaning and when I get report show them separately

e.g

Here is the my csv:

code meaning

404    Page not found

402    Page not found

 

Current output:

Code            Meaning                         Count         

404            Page not found                  25                     

402            Page not found                  25

 

I need to consider them as one and count them like this:

Code                     Meaning                                  TotalCount

404, 402            Page not found                           50

 

FYI: if meaning are same consider they are same and able to count them

 

any idea?

Thanks

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust
| lookup codes.csv
| stats values(code) as code count by meaning
| eval code=mvjoin(code,",")

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust
| lookup codes.csv
| stats values(code) as code count by meaning
| eval code=mvjoin(code,",")
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