This further parses our domain to find the top level domain, in this case a .com When using the parse operator, KQL will run through all your rows of data and return even results where there is no match. So dep
let TopHashtags = Tweets | summarize Count = count() by Hashtags | order by Count desc | take 10; TopHashtags | project Hashtags In this example, there are two query statements. The first statement creates a variable called TopHashtags that holds the top 10 hashtags. The second statement...
ExampleText | parse-where TestData with * 'Name=' DisplayName ',UPNSuffix=' DomainSuffix ',AadTenantId=' AzureADTenantId ',' * | project DisplayName, DomainSuffix, AzureADTenantId | parse DomainSuffix with * '.' TopLevelDomain | project DisplayName, DomainSuffix, TopLevelDomain, AzureAD...