Vlad S.

the second screenshot does, I think, what you want: checks if the event happens X times within 7 days of the anchor event

it's awkward, but it works

this is how I do it:

you then change the funnel to "any order"

that's not really what I'm trying to get at... here's another example: we have a "Subscribe" button, which takes users to a checkout which is managed by a totally separate piece of code I don't have access to. The user may do a whole bunch of things in there, one of which is simply drop out and never finish checkout. So it's important to measure both when a user started the checkout and when they completed it (first event is generally frontend and last event is generally backend, although that may vary). I'm trying to generalize this into a pattern I can apply more broadly where an action can be started but not finished

all right support finally got back to me, apparently the expected behavior is that the previews expire after 14 days, for data retention policy reasons... this is documented deep in the privacy section of the slack app details page

I was not familiar with the stereotype of the French being bad at math

the last one says it has equal amounts of red and blue, but 77 vs 216 seems very far from "equal"