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Multiselect values as table input?

matstap
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I have a multiselect dropdown. I also have a stat table which utilizes a KVstore. I want the multiselect values to filter the table How do I do this?

The multiselect has the token $product$. The table is just a column from a KVstore:

| inputlookup product_color.csv 
|search product="$product$"
| table color

Do I have to do something to $product$ before using it as a filter if there are multiple values?

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somesoni2
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Follow example from below link to setup your multiselect to user valuePrefix, valueSuffix and delimiter (basically replace sourcetype with product in the example code for multiselect input) and change your query like this

| inputlookup product_color.csv | search $prodct$ | table color

http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.0.3/Viz/tokens#Multiselect_input_example

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Follow example from below link to setup your multiselect to user valuePrefix, valueSuffix and delimiter (basically replace sourcetype with product in the example code for multiselect input) and change your query like this

| inputlookup product_color.csv | search $prodct$ | table color

http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.0.3/Viz/tokens#Multiselect_input_example

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