Tracking Multi-Event User Engagement in a Time Frame

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To track the percentage of users who did an event 2 or more times in a certain time frame, you can use Mixpanel's Frequency report within the Retention analysis. Here's how to do it: 1. Navigate to the Retention report in Mixpanel 2. Switch to the Frequency view by selecting the "Frequency" option under the toggle for retention 3. Select the event you want to track 4. Choose your time interval (hours in a day, days in a week, or days in a month) 5. Select "Cumulative Frequency" as your frequency criteria to see users who did the event "in at least" X unique intervalsThe Cumulative Frequency option will show you the percentage of users who performed the event at least X times within your selected time frame, which addresses your specific need for tracking users who did an event 2 or more times.Mixpanel Docs explains that: > Cumulative Frequency: calculates the number of users who did the event in at least X unique intervals. This shows overall engagement up to that up to each frequency interval.You can also use Behavioral Properties to filter or segment users based on event frequency: 1. In any report, add a filter 2. Select "Behavioral Properties" 3. Choose "Frequency per User" 4. Select your event and set the condition (e.g., "greater than or equal to 2")This approach allows you to incorporate frequency-based segmentation into other analyses beyond just the Frequency report.Mixpanel Advanced Features provides more details on using Behavioral Properties for frequency analysis.

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