Hi All, I'm trying to apply several models in one query, and the model names themselves are evaluated from a subsearch so nothing ahead of the query is known about model names.  Building the list of model names has been solved, but passing them into the apply API is failing to be interpreted correctly.  A literal interpretation of the field holding the model name is dereferencing the field name itself.   I can properly populate the model name if I use a dashboard token in the search query, where the token is simply being replaced with the contents of the token value before the query is sent to the search.  But this solution won't work outside of dashboards.   Is there a trick I can use to force the replacement of an eval field to what the apply API sees? The general solution below gives the error "Error in 'apply' command: Invalid model name "(matchstr)"" | eval models = "model1,model2" | eval model=split(models,",") | mvexpand model | eval predicted_{model}="\"" + model + "\"" | stats values(*) as * by _time | foreach predicted_* [ apply(<<MATCHSTR>>) ] Likewise setting a model name via eval below gives "Error in 'apply' command: Invalid model name " (singleModel)"" | eval singleModel = "model1" | apply(singleModel) ... View more