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_json query problem

spisiakmi
Builder

Hi, can anybody help me please?

I have _json indexed events in Splunk.

19.08.21 08:26:27,746

{ [-]
   name: S8.ManuelFail
   value: false

}

19.08.21 08:26:25,746

{ [-]
   name: S8.Pruefprogramm_PG
   value: S3_450

}

19.08.21 08:26:27,746

{ [-]
   name: S8.ManuelFail
   value: true

}

19.08.21 08:27:25,746

{ [-]
   name: S8.Pruefprogramm_PG
   value: S3_450

}

19.08.21 08:28:25,746

{ [-]
   name: S8.Pruefprogramm_PG
   value: S3_600

}

19.08.21 08:29:25,746

{ [-]
   name: S8.Pruefprogramm_PG
   value: S3_600

}

In the dashboard I choose specific time interval with the time pick up element. E.g. last 24 hours. I would like to have % number for each name: S8.Pruefprogramm_PG and its value, where name: S8.ManuelFail has value: true. It means % all name: S8.ManuelFail
value: true against all name: S8.ManuelFail
value: true/false. It is even possible? E.g. in this case I would like to have a table output:

S8.Pruefprogramm_PG S8.ManuelFail [%]

S3_450 50

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venkatasri
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

@spisiakmi  Can you share the original _raw json? switch to raw mode in search UI.

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