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deanamite91
Explorer

I have the following search string

index="commercial_performance" "Efficiency Variance *" OR "Intervention Variance *" OR "Entitlement Variance *" | stats sum(Value) AS "Total" by Cat1 | addcoltotals labelfield=Cat1 label="Total (£)"

On my graph the Efficiency Entitlement and Intervention Variance columns say 'Efficiency Variance (\xA3)' when I want them to say 'Efficiency Variance (£)'.

I have tried renaming them but no luck.

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gcato
Contributor

Hi deanamite91,

Just use the "rename" command to rename your column headers.

... | rename "Efficiency Variance (xA3)" AS "Efficiency Variance (£)" ...<and so on>...
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deanamite91
Explorer

I've tried using rename and it doesn't work.

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deanamite91
Explorer

The field is Cat1 and the values within it are Efficiency Variance (\xA3), Intervention Variance (\xA3) and Entitlement Variance (\xA3)

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gcato
Contributor

I suggest either the sed or the replace() commands. For example,

... | rex mode=sed "s/xA3/£/g"

OR

  ... | eval Cat1 = replace(Cat1, "xA3", "£")
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