Hello Splunkers, I am New to Splunk and am trying to figure out how to parse nested JSON data spit out by an end-of-line test.  Here is a sample event: {"serial_number": "PLACEHOLDER1234", "type": "Test", "result": "Pass", "logs": [{"test_name": "UGC Connect", "result": "Pass"}, {"test_name": "Disable UGC USB Comm Watchdog", "result": "Pass"}, {"test_name": "Hardware Rev", "result": "Pass", "received": "4"}, {"test_name": "Firmware Rev", "result": "Pass", "received": "1.8.3.99", "expected": "1.8.3.99"}, {"test_name": "Set Serial Number", "result": "Pass", "received": "1 A S \n", "expected": "1 A S"}, {"test_name": "Verify serial number", "result": "Pass", "received": "JC0024EW1482300425", "expected": "JC0024EW1482300425", "reason": "Truncated full serial number: 30913JC0024EW1482300425 to JC0024EW1482300425"}, {"test_name": "Thermocouple", "pt1_ugc": "24969.0", "pt1": "25000", "pt2_ugc": "19954.333333333332", "pt2": "20000", "pt3_ugc": "14993.666666666666", "pt3": "15000", "result": "Pass", "tolerance": "1000 deci-mV"}, {"test_name": "Cold Junction", "result": "Pass", "ugc_cj": "278", "user_temp": "270", "tolerance": "+ or - 5 C"}, {"test_name": "Glow Plug Open and Short", "result": "Pass", "received": "GP Open, Short, and Load verified OK.", "expected": "GP Open, Short, and Load verified OK."}, {"test_name": "Glow Plug Power On", "result": "Pass", "received": "User validated Glow Plug Power"}, {"test_name": "Glow Plug Measure", "pt1_ugc": "848", "pt1": "2070", "pt1_tolerance": "2070", "pt2_ugc": "5201", "pt2": "5450", "pt2_tolerance": "2800", "result": "Pass"}, {"test_name": "Motor Soft Start", "result": "Pass", "received": "Motor Soft Start verified", "expected": "Motor Soft Start verified by operator"}, {"test_name": "Motor", "R_rpm_ugc": 1525.0, "R_rpm": 1475, "R_v_ugc": 160.0, "R_v": 155, "R_rpm_t": 150, "R_v_t": 160, "R_name": "AUGER 320 R", "F_rpm_ugc": 1533.3333333333333, "F_rpm": 1475, "F_v_ugc": 164.0, "F_v": 182, "F_rpm_t": 150, "F_v_t": 160, "F_name": "AUGER 320 F", "result": "Pass"}, {"test_name": "Fan", "ugc_rpm": 2436.0, "rpm": 2130, "rpm_t": 400, "ugc_v": 653.3333333333334, "v": 630, "v_t": 160, "result": "Pass"}, {"test_name": "RS 485", "result": "Pass", "received": "All devices detected", "expected": "Devices detected: ['P']"}, {"test_name": "Close UGC Port", "result": "Pass"}, {"test_name": "DFU Test", "result": "Pass", "received": "Found DFU device"}, {"test_name": "Power Cycle", "result": "Pass", "received": "User confirmed power cycle"}, {"test_name": "UGC Connect", "result": "Pass"}, {"test_name": "Close UGC Port", "result": "Pass"}, {"test_name": "USB Power", "result": "Pass", "received": "USB Power manually verified"}]}  I want to be able to extract the test data (all key-value pairs) from each test. Ideally would like to create dashboard charts showing response from Motor and Fan tests among others.   Here is a sample search i have been using which allows me to create a table with the serial number, overall test result, individual test name, and individual test result index="factory_mtp_events" | search sourcetype="placeholder" source="placeholder" serial_number="PLACEHOLDER*"| spath logs{} output=logs| stats count by serial_number result logs| eval _raw=logs| spath test_name output=test_name |spath result output=test_result| table serial_number result test_name test_result How Can I index into the logs{} section and pull out all results dependent on test_name? So, how can I query for logs{}.test_name="Motor" and have the result yield : {"test_name": "Motor", "R_rpm_ugc": 1525.0, "R_rpm": 1475, "R_v_ugc": 160.0, "R_v": 155, "R_rpm_t": 150, "R_v_t": 160, "R_name": "AUGER 320 R", "F_rpm_ugc": 1533.3333333333333, "F_rpm": 1475, "F_v_ugc": 164.0, "F_v": 182, "F_rpm_t": 150, "F_v_t": 160, "F_name": "AUGER 320 F", "result": "Pass"},   ... View more