Add Quartiles to Insights

In insights when you select total, unique, avg, etc. It would be great to be able to break by quartile so if you select total number of events you could find what the quartiles are for that event for each user.

eg. I want to know for the event Login how many login events in month do users in the bottom 25% have verse the top 25% and then set up automated emails based on activity or inactivity

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kontriant Posted · Apr 24 at 03:24 PM

@cpellows

This looks very similar to the idea I posted a while back. Feel free to correct me.

"Find the top 10% of users that performed an event (highest count for an event)". In other words be able to tell who sits on the top 10% of bottom 10% for a specific event.

You can see my idea here https://community.mixpanel.com/idea/1299/cohorts-find-the-top-10-of-users-that-performed-an.html

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cherise_Mixpanel Team Posted · May 10 at 12:02 AM

@cpellows and @kontriant -

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