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Return 0 when there is no data.

justeso1
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I have this search thar returns the data from the last 10 days.

index="raw_eg8" earliest=-10d@d latest=now()
| search "evento.ORIGEM_EVENTO" = "FileService" | search "evento.STATUS" = "PROCESSADO" | search "evento.SIGLA"="CB4" | spath "evento.SIGLA"| bucket _time span=1d
| eval DayOfWeekC=strftime(_time, "%a")
| eval DayOfWeekN=strftime(_time, "%m-%d-%Y")
| table "evento.SIGLA", DayOfWeekC, DayOfWeekN, | stats count by "evento.SIGLA" , DayOfWeekN | eventstats sum(count) AS Total by "evento.SIGLA" | eval avg= Total/count| sort DayOfWeekN desc 

And then i got this results. But, as you can see, in 10-05-2020 there is no data. 

How can I return count = 0 when there is no data? 

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evento.SIGLA DayOfWeekN count Total avg

CB410-05-2020088

 

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