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kenntun
Engager

I import csv files structure like following

A Last Login Region Disable

[email protected] 3/23 18:00 HK No
[email protected] NULL USA Yes

I would like to make 1 chart with the following
1. Last Login != NULL AND Disable != Yes
Timechat as Region
2. Last Login = NULL AND Disable != NO
Timechat as Region

index=* source="/u01/testing.csv" sourcetype="365csv" | where "Last Login"!=NULL AND "Disable!="YES" | stats count by region

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shivanshu1593
Builder

Since there are two different condition, there'll be 2 different SPL, in my opinion. Try these and see if they might help you. In the span part, you can specify the span as per your needs. I also hope that index=* was done for obfuscating the name of the index, if not, then please specify the name of the Index, when you run this search in your environment.

First SPL:

index=* source="/u01/testing.csv" sourcetype="365csv" | where NOT "Last Login"=NULL AND Disable="YES" | timechart span=1d count by region

Second SPL:

index=* source="/u01/testing.csv" sourcetype="365csv" | search "Last Login"=NULL AND Disable!="NO" | timechart span=1d count by region
Thank you,
Shiv
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