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Null iplocation data

hagjos43
Contributor

Hello,
I have the following query:

  . . .  | iplocation ClientIP | eval GeoLocation=case(Country="United States", "United States", Country=" ", "Views from Unknown Origins", Country!="United States" AND Country!=" ", "International") | top limit=3 GeoLocation | eval percent = round(percent,2) . " %"

The output of this query returns results like this:
GeoLocation     count       percent
United States   900         90%
International   100         10%

However it is not returning if the value for Country is null, I've ran the search and I know for the given time range null values exist for the country field. Can this work within the eval case() query?

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hagjos43
Contributor

I figured out my own issue. fillnull fixed it!

Below is the working query:

| iplocation ClientIP | fillnull value="Unknown" Country | eval GeoLocation=case(Country="United States", "Views from the United States", Country="Unknown", "Views from Unknown Origins", Country!="United States" AND Country!="Unknown", "International Views") | top limit=3 GeoLocation | eval percent = round(percent,2) . " %"

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