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Combining unique field values

sahr
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I have the following problem I would like to solve

Numbers1 Numbers 2
1 6
2 7
3 8
4 9
5 10

I want to concatenate so it will be like this
Number_combined
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

I have tried field aliases, mvjoin, coalescence, eval with the (.) but still can't seem to figure it out.

Help please.

Thanks,

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sahr
Path Finder

So I was able to solve it with the help of a good friend. I used |makeresults command to just test it.

| makeresults
| eval numbers=random()
| eval numbers2=random()
| eval numbers3=random()
| fillnull value="" numbers numbers2 numbers3
| eval test=numbers.".".numbers2.".".numbers3
| eval testing=split(test,".")

I used the random() function to just generate some random numbers

So imagine numbers 1=123
So imagine numbers 2=456
So imagine numbers 3=789

fillnull fills in the values from the fields we are using
we eval to basically combine the fields
then finally we split by the delimiter/separator(in this case ".") we used in our previous eval

I hope I explained this well.

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sahr
Path Finder

So I was able to solve it with the help of a good friend. I used |makeresults command to just test it.

| makeresults
| eval numbers=random()
| eval numbers2=random()
| eval numbers3=random()
| fillnull value="" numbers numbers2 numbers3
| eval test=numbers.".".numbers2.".".numbers3
| eval testing=split(test,".")

I used the random() function to just generate some random numbers

So imagine numbers 1=123
So imagine numbers 2=456
So imagine numbers 3=789

fillnull fills in the values from the fields we are using
we eval to basically combine the fields
then finally we split by the delimiter/separator(in this case ".") we used in our previous eval

I hope I explained this well.

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lloydknight
Builder

Hello sahr

Kindly check this similar question.
https://answers.splunk.com/answers/49394/merge-two-fields-into-one-field.html

Hope it helps!

Thanks!

sahr
Path Finder

Thanks a lot @lloydknight. I was able to figure it out using the same concept. I just missed a couple of steps.

Thanks,
Sahr

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