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I have a relationship that matches addresses to a zip code table and then groups the row into a "zone" based on the the zip code. But I want to take any rows that fall out if this relationship and dump them into another "zone" and then show this count in a column graph.
e.g. Zones 1-8 would contain addresses which match the zip code table. Zone 9 would be any addresses which do not match and could be considered "out of market".
In this same scenario how would I include the rows that don't match in a relationship in a table?
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