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To see the event names along with the count for each event in Mixpanel, you can use the "Top Events" query in the Query API. This will give you a list of the most common events over the last 31 days, along with their counts. Here's how you can do it: 1. Use the GET /events/names endpoint from the Query API.
2. Set the type parameter to "general" to get the total count of events.
3. Optionally, you can set a limit parameter to control the number of events returned (default is 255).Here's an example of how the API request would look: LBKSGET /events/names?type=general&limit=10LBKSThis query will return a list of event names in descending order of frequency, along with their counts for the last 31 days.Alternatively, if you want to visualize this data in the Mixpanel interface, you can create an Insights report: 1. Create a new Insights report.
2. Set the event to "$all_events" to include all events.
3. Set the measurement to "Total Events" to get the count.
4. Add a breakdown by "Event name" to see individual event counts.This will give you a visual representation of your top events and their counts, which you can view as a bar chart, line chart, or table.Query API - Event BreakdownInsights: Visualize trends and compositions within your data
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