Ina G.

Commented on Displaying Percentages in Pie Reports: Chart Forma...·Posted inMixpanel Bot

nope, same here. just changed the chart type - switched to bar chart and then accessed from "Compare" the "Overall" for percentage.

Commented on Displaying Percentages in Pie Reports: Chart Forma...·Posted inMixpanel Bot

Ina G.

Juan I.

Commented on Displaying Percentages in Pie Reports: Chart Forma...·Posted inMixpanel Bot

Ina G.

Hi Juan, did you manage to see % percentages for pie charts?

Commented on Understanding Metric Report Formula Differences fr...·Posted inCommunity Questions

Ina G.

I think I understand the logic behind: With a metric, you do not pick a sub period like that, so I believe it is looking at overall the time period but since it looks at the "cumulative total number" over a period of months (like the amount from February + amount from March + etc.) shouldn't the overall number be bigger then?

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Ina G.

Commented on Understanding Metric Report Formula Differences fr...·Posted inCommunity Questions

Ina G.

sure I am trying to see how many suggestions are added on average to posts (the event is "Add a suggestion") by power, core and casual users

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Ina G.

Understanding Metric Report Formula Differences from Line Report

Hi everyone again 🙂 can anyone please explain what is the exact formula used to calculate the overall number in a Metric report , please? the reason I am asking is that using the same information, but in the Line report, it shows really different numbers..

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Commented on Avoiding Overlaps in Mixpanel Custom Bucket Ranges·Posted inCommunity Questions

Ina G.

got it! thank you for explaining this 🙂

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Ina G.

Avoiding Overlaps in Mixpanel Custom Bucket Ranges

Hi everyone, How can I avoid overlaps in Mixpanel’s custom bucket ranges, so that I have these options:

(1–5 )
(6–15 )
(16>)

instead of <5, 0-5, 5-16, and 16>= where 5 and 16 overlaps?

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Ina G.

check again kapa.ai