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Percentages in Search Query

sandyrite87
Loves-to-Learn

I'm having trouble formulating a search query for the following data:

When the number of "tests-failed" has exceeded 20% of "tests-total".

How do you do percentages?

P.S. i'm working with metrics data.

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bowesmana
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Use eval

 

| eval percent=round(testsfailed/teststotal*100,2)

Assuming your field names are as above. If you want to use 'tests-failed' and 'tests-total' then you need to wrap those field names in single quotes in the eval statement.

 

 

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