Ryan C.

After selecting your event, change the metric to total events and under breakdown select the id property. You should end up with separate lines in your chart for each id. And since you want to know totals I recommend changing the chart type to bar. You should end up with something like this:

Unfortunately there isn’t a separate API for updating specific items in a lookup table. You can only replace the entire lookup table.

From what I can tell the default ‘Country Code’ user property captures the initial country value and does not change upon subsequent visits unless it is manually updated. https://docs.mixpanel.com/docs/data-structure/property-reference/default-properties#user-properties

DJ S. Is there a timeline for launching the dedicated section for Session Replay?

I believe you can accomplish this using an an aggregation and selecting specific percentiles. You would need to create separate metrics for each percentile you are interested in.

Even if the property type is set to string it doesn’t mean the value being passed to it is a string. You’ll want to validate that it is passing as planAmount = “undefined” and not planAmount = undefined.

You would need to pass undefined as a string, e.g. “undefined”, in order for it to show as a distinct value.

undefined values are converted to (not set) which is why you aren’t seeing it as a separate value.

Here are your options for importing data dictionaries: https://docs.mixpanel.com/docs/data-governance/lexicon#export-and-import-lexicon-data

Did you update your initialization code to set the sampling rate? Also, you need to be on a certain version of the SDK for it to work: https://docs.mixpanel.com/docs/tracking-methods/sdks/javascript#session-replay