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Multiple values for table and values unique

Abarny
Path Finder

Hi guys,

Can you help me ? I need to do a table like this

New date available    |      Origine date available
25/06/2017                                  23/05/2017
30/05/2017
16/05/2017

For moment i don't know why but a can't has it with this request :

  index="gta_projets" logs{}.projectId="12903"  |fields logs{}.projectId,logs{}.newDateAvailable 
 |rename logs{}.projectId as "NOVA ID"
 |join [|search index="gtav2_projects" |fields projects{}.dateAvailable, projects{}.id |rename projects{}.id as "NOVA ID"] 
 | table logs{}.newDateAvailable,  projects{}.dateAvailable

And i have this:

New date available    |      Origine date available
    25/06/2017                       23/05/2017          
                                     23/05/2017
    30/05/2017                        23/05/2017
                                      23/05/2017
                                      23/05/2017
    16/05/2017                         23/05/2017

Thanks for your answers

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hardikJsheth
Motivator

Not sure if I understood your question correctly, but you are fetching original date from different index and you want to group by original date ? If that's the case use stats

i.e

 index="gta_projets" logs{}.projectId="12903"  |fields logs{}.projectId,logs{}.newDateAvailable 
  |rename logs{}.projectId as "NOVA ID"
  |join [|search index="gtav2_projects" |fields projects{}.dateAvailable, projects{}.id |rename projects{}.id as "NOVA ID"] 
  | stats  values(logs{}.newDateAvailable) as "New Date Available" by  projects{}.dateAvailable

If this not what you want, check output id with the table and verify why you are getting blank values.

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hardikJsheth
Motivator

Not sure if I understood your question correctly, but you are fetching original date from different index and you want to group by original date ? If that's the case use stats

i.e

 index="gta_projets" logs{}.projectId="12903"  |fields logs{}.projectId,logs{}.newDateAvailable 
  |rename logs{}.projectId as "NOVA ID"
  |join [|search index="gtav2_projects" |fields projects{}.dateAvailable, projects{}.id |rename projects{}.id as "NOVA ID"] 
  | stats  values(logs{}.newDateAvailable) as "New Date Available" by  projects{}.dateAvailable

If this not what you want, check output id with the table and verify why you are getting blank values.

Abarny
Path Finder

Perfect ! thanks very much

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