Good day everyone, I am relatively new to the use of Kibana. And I have the following problem: I want to filter out all numbers and special characters like "_" or "-" in a field in Discover mode, so that I only have Letters. For this I wanted to define a regex via "+Add filter" -> "Edit as Query …

Regexes not matching is typically because the searcher assumes the content is what was presented in the original JSON value rather than how this was stored in the index. The search matches the tokens stored in the index. You can use the analyze api to see how your original value may have been token…

Hi Mark, thanks for the answer. I read the article and tried it. So in the Dev Tools console it works perfectly -> see screenshot: [image] But as soon I want to implement it into my kibana search it doesn't work. [image] I am still not getting the values from type "abc-abc-abc-123".... But tha…

I’m not near a computer to check but I suspect Kibana’s filter editor doesn’t require the ‘query’ wrapper

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