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Why am I not seeing any values for fields created with the eval command in my search?

xvxt006
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I have this search, but I am not seeing any values for Requests:

(status=200 OR status>399) | eval Type=if(status==200,"Good","Bad")  | chart count as requests  over host by Type | rename "requests: Good" as GoodRequests ,"requests: Bad" as Failures   | eval TotalRequests= (GoodRequests+Failures) | eval GoodRequestsPerc = round((GoodRequests/TotalRequests)*100,2) |   eval FailuresPerc = round((Failures/TotalRequests)*100,2)  | table host, GoodRequests,Failures,GoodRequestsPerc,  FailuresPerc | sort  -"FailuresPerc"

I am not seeing any values for GoodRequests, Failures, etc.

Any suggestions?

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xvxt006
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when i renamed, If i used the same name as i have in the if condition (instead of GoodRequests, used Good& requests: Bad as Bad) i am able to see the stats.

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xvxt006
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when i renamed, If i used the same name as i have in the if condition (instead of GoodRequests, used Good& requests: Bad as Bad) i am able to see the stats.

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