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How to edit this search to remove the time for maintenance windows using a CSV file?

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We've got a search that displays our web monitor logs, and would like to add a function that allows us to remove time for maintenance windows via a CSV file. I ran across this question/answer that talked about what I'm trying to do, but I haven't made it work yet: [https://answers.splunk.com/answers/129068/using-lookup-tables-to-exclude-timerange-from-search.html][1] [1]: https://answers.splunk.com/answers/129068/using-lookup-tables-to-exclude-timerange-from-search.html The search to display the monitoring results is: (source=/home/splunk/scripts/rigor/18326_xxxxx_kansasuptime-NG5.xml) index="webmonitor" sourcetype="_xml" | xmlkv | rename average-response-time AS AvgResponseTime , error-count AS Errors, percentage-uptime AS Uptime, maximum-response-time AS MaxResponse, minimum-response-time AS MinResponse , run-count AS RunCount |bucket _time span=1w |eval Max=round(MaxResponse/1000,2) |eval Min=round(MinResponse/1000,2) |eval AvgResponse=round(AvgResponseTime/1000,2) |eval Avg_Uptime=round(Uptime,2) |eval Time=strftime(_time,"%m/%d/%y %H") |rex field=source "/home/splunk/scripts/rigor/(?.+)" |eventstats sum(RunCount) as TotalRunCount by source |stats avg(Uptime) AS Availability last(Avg_Uptime) AS "Last_Avg_Uptime" sum(RunCount) as RunCount last(TotalRunCount) as TotalRunCount sum(Errors) as Errors last(AvgResponse) AS Performance max(Max) as WorstResponse min(Min) as BestResponse avg(Max) as AvgMax avg(Min) as AvgMin by Rigor_Feed, Time | rename Rigor_Feed AS Measurement | eval Measurement=case(Measurement="18324_xxxxxxxxxxxuptime-NG5.xml","xxxxxxxxxxx",Measurement="18325_xxxxx-xxxxx,"Ally",Measurement="19345_xxxxx_xxxxxx_xxxxxx_Performance_5.xml","Common Ground",Measurement="23229_xxxxxo_tufts_uptime_5.xml","xxxxx",Measurement="18066_xxxxx_xxxxxxxx-uptime-NG5.xml","Ome Resa",Measurement="18326_xxxxx_kansasuptime-NG5.xml","Kansas",Measurement="19027_xxxxxx-SC-Prod.xml","Topaz xxxxxx-SC",Measurement="15165_Topaz_xxxxx-Prod.xml","Topaz xxxxxx",Measurement="19029_xxxxx_AZ_Nextgen9.xml","Arizona 9",Measurement="8145_Topaz-xxxxx-Prod.xml","Topaz PCMS",1=1,"Unknown") | fields Measurement Availability RunCount Errors Which displays: Measurement Availability RunCount Errors xxxxxx 99.183007 1777 15 xxxxxx 100.000000 173 0 When I add the search from that linked answer, no results appear. This is what I added to the above search: | search [inputlookup xxxxx_Web_Maint_Test5.csv | eval start=strptime(Date." ".Starttime,"%m/%d/%Y %H:%M %p") | eval end=strptime(Date." ".Endtime,"%m/%d/%Y %H:%M %p") | eval search = "(_time "+end+")" | fields search | mvcombine search | eval search= "(" + mvjoin(search, " ") + ")"] Contents of xxxxx_Web_Maint_Test5.csv: Check Column4 Column5 Column6 Endtime Starttime 18326_xxxxx_kansasuptime-NG5 09/19/2016 5:00 AM 09/19/2016 3:00 AM Boy I hope that was enough information :). Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong, and if this is the wrong way to do what I want to do? Thanks for sticking through this :).

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