How to Add Multiple Data Points for Event Filtering in SQL
Hi, How do I add multiple data points for filtering? Similar to in operation in SQL. I want to give a comma-separated input for filtering events.
To add multiple data points for filtering events in Mixpanel, similar to an IN operation in SQL, you can use the
eventsparameter with multiple values when creating or editing a pipeline. This allows you to provide a comma-separated input for filtering events.Here's how you can do it: When using the Data Pipelines API to create or edit a warehouse pipeline, you can pass multiple events as separateeventsparameters. This is more efficient than passing them as a single comma-separated string.For example, you can use this format:LBKS--data 'events=event1' \ --data 'events=event2'LBKSThis approach allows you to specify multiple events that you want to include in your export Data Pipelines API.Alternatively, if you're using JQL (JavaScript Query Language) in Mixpanel, you can use the_.mapfunction to pass multiple events as a list in aparamsobject. Here's an example:LBKSparams = { start_date: "2016-01-01", end_date: "2016-01-10", events: ["View Blog", "View Landing Page", "pageview"] };LBKSfunction main() { return Events({ from_date: params.start_date, to_date: params.end_date, event_selectors: _.map(params.events, event => ({event: event})) }); }LBKSThis approach allows you to filter for multiple events efficiently in your JQL query JQL: Create custom queries using Javascript code.By using these methods, you can effectively filter for multiple events in Mixpanel, similar to an IN operation in SQL.kapa.ai is still learning and improving, please let me know how I did by reacting below.
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Swarup N.··no not filtering by event names, by event property. Let me give you an example. There is a property called city. Now I want to filter out by 100 cities. how do I do that?