Splunk Search

Search syntax help

kenntun
Engager

I import csv files structure like following

A Last Login Region Disable

abc@abc.com 3/23 18:00 HK No
tbc@tbc.com 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

Tags (1)
0 Karma

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
###If you found the answer helpful, kindly consider upvoting/accepting it as the answer as it helps other Splunkers find the solutions to similar issues###
0 Karma
Get Updates on the Splunk Community!

App Platform's 2025 Year in Review: A Year of Innovation, Growth, and Community

As we step into 2026, it’s the perfect moment to reflect on what an extraordinary year 2025 was for the Splunk ...

Operationalizing Entity Risk Score with Enterprise Security 8.3+

Overview Enterprise Security 8.3 introduces a powerful new feature called “Entity Risk Scoring” (ERS) for ...

Unlock Database Monitoring with Splunk Observability Cloud

  In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, even minor database slowdowns can disrupt user experiences and ...