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how to get the case function to have multiple status, when multiple fields are true

spicy
Path Finder

The case function seems to finding the first true statement and displays that value. Is there another function or different way to use case to get the results i want below? There are different events with similar features below, want something that would use for all different scenarios of when something is true or false.

Event Fields i am filtering on:
vpn=true
proxy=false
tor=true

What im using:
| eval anon= case(vpn="true", "vpn" , proxy="true", "proxy", tor="true", "tor")

results im getting:
anon=vpn 

results i want:
anon=vpn
             tor

thanks for any help!

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust
| makeresults
| eval vpn="true"
| eval proxy="false"
| eval tor="true"
| foreach vpn proxy tor
    [| eval anon=if(<<FIELD>>="true",if(isnull(anon),"<<FIELD>>",mvappend(anon,"<<FIELD>>")),anon)]

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ITWhisperer
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust
| makeresults
| eval vpn="true"
| eval proxy="false"
| eval tor="true"
| foreach vpn proxy tor
    [| eval anon=if(<<FIELD>>="true",if(isnull(anon),"<<FIELD>>",mvappend(anon,"<<FIELD>>")),anon)]

spicy
Path Finder

Thanks! Gonna have to apply this knowledge to other queries now

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