I am trying to write an eval expression to translate a few different languages into English.   One of the languages is Hebrew which is a right to left language, and when I use the Hebrew text in my query, my cursor location is no longer predictable, and I cannot copy/paste the Hebrew into an otherwise left to right query expression.  I then tried to create a macro to do the evaluation, but I ran into the same issue.  Even using a different browser(Firefox vs. Brave), or a different program (notepad++), but I always encounter the cursor/keyboard anomalies after pasting the text into my query.   I need to translate a few different strings within a case eval expression.  Is anyone aware of any similar issues being encountered and/or of any potential work arounds?  Does someone have an alternate suggestion as to how I can accomplish the translations? Here is an example of what I am trying to do: | eval appName = case(appName="플레이어","player",appName="티빙","Tving",appName=... This Hebrew text is an example of where I run into issues: כאן ארכיון ... View more

I have two separate events that logs a turn on and a turn off. I want to create a timechart showing when the device is on and off over a period of time. I only get a single event each time the state changes. How can I continue the state over time until a new state is recorded? ... View more