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07-25-2019
07:16 AM
C1 C2
A 12
A 120
B 45
B 78
C 98
C 90
D 0
D 86
how to find difference in values of C2 for every same C1 value
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vnravikumar
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07-25-2019
07:31 AM
Hi
Try this
source="diff.csv" host="ind1" sourcetype="csv"
| table C1 C2
| sort C1
| stats values(C2) as C2 by C1
| eval num1 = mvindex(C2,0)
| eval num2 = mvindex(C2,1)
| eval diff = num2-num1
| table C1,C2,diff
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vnravikumar
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07-25-2019
07:31 AM
Hi
Try this
source="diff.csv" host="ind1" sourcetype="csv"
| table C1 C2
| sort C1
| stats values(C2) as C2 by C1
| eval num1 = mvindex(C2,0)
| eval num2 = mvindex(C2,1)
| eval diff = num2-num1
| table C1,C2,diff
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07-25-2019
07:37 AM
It worked!!!
Thank you !!!.. but what if there are multiple As Bs Cs and Ds
As of now this solution is perfect for 2 same values.
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07-25-2019
07:39 AM
@vnravikumar can we make a generic solution ?
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07-25-2019
08:01 AM
@Vijeta @jnudell_2 You around folks ?
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07-25-2019
09:42 AM
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07-25-2019
07:16 AM
@Vijeta Please guide.
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vnravikumar
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07-25-2019
07:19 AM
Example, please
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07-25-2019
07:21 AM
It is there ..
C1 C2
A 12
A 120
B 45
B 78
C 98
C 90
D 0
D 86
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