rex to extract field from csv

[surekhasplunk]

Hi,

I want to extract below fields
First 5 fields are automatically extracted by splunk witihout any issues. But last 2 fields since they are starting with # symbol didnt get extracted correctly. How can i extract them ?
EmpNo,EmpName,EmpTitle,Region,Country,# completed,#not completed

12345,"Razal,Rafi",Lead Service Specialist,UK,United Kingdom,0,1

My file contnt looks like above line. I surrounded them with double quotes thinking that it will be easy for extraction since i have comma in Name field along with comma as delimiter to look like below.

"12345",""Razal,Rafi"","Lead Service Specialist","UK","United Kingdom","0","1"

Please help me with rex for field extraction. to extract last two fields.

[logloganathan]

Could you please provide raw event to generate the Regex

[ips_mandar · Accepted solution]

Try this regex when other fields are not surrounded by double quotes:

rex ",(?<completed>\d),(?<notCompleted>\d)$"

[splunker12er]

yoursearch |rex (?P<field1>\w+),(?P<field2>\w+),(?P<field3>\w+),(?P<field4>\w+),(?P<field5>\w+),(?P<field6>\#\s\w+),(?P<field7>\#\w+\s\w+)

[surekhasplunk]

Its not working giving me error at field2 as it has got comma inside the name i believe

[splunker12er]

Does all your data will have the same comma or only for this particular event?

[splunker12er]

try this,

yoursearch |rex '(?P<Emp_No>\d+),(?P<Emp_Name>\S+),(?P<Title>[\w|\s]+),(?P<Region>\w+),(?P<Country>[\w|\s]+),(?P<Completed>\d+),(?P<Not_Completed>\d+)' | table *

[splunker12er]

i saved the results here - you can verify below

https://regex101.com/r/ZenZiK/1

[splunker12er]

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thanks

[surekhasplunk]

Thanks you very much @splunker12er and ips_mandar. I just tweaked a little and it worked like magic. i used $ to get the last field and rest like (?P\d) to get the fields.

[surekhasplunk]

only for that particular event .. As other events might have 2 commas or might not have comma at all. for that column
Can we just ignore writing rex for those fields as splunk already extracts them well . its just that m more worried about the last 2 fields.