Is there a way to create a metric insight where it calculates the distinct count of a property for all events, but only include in the aggregate count of distinct values where the number of occurrences of that property were more than 10.
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I apologize, but based on the provided knowledge sources, there isn't enough specific information to fully answer your question about creating a metric insight with the particular conditions you described. Mixpanel does offer various ways to aggregate and analyze event data, including distinct counts of properties. For example, the Insights documentation mentions that you can calculate the "Distinct count" of property values across all instances of an event. However, the knowledge sources don't provide information on how to add a condition to only include property values that occur more than 10 times in the aggregate count. This level of conditional aggregation may require more advanced querying capabilities that aren't explicitly covered in the provided documentation.For more complex queries or custom aggregations, you might want to look into Mixpanel's JQL (JSON Query Language) capabilities, which allow for more flexible data manipulation. However, the specific JQL query to achieve your desired result is not provided in the given knowledge sources.If this functionality is crucial for your analysis, I recommend reaching out to Mixpanel's support team or consulting their more advanced documentation, which may not be included in the provided knowledge sources.
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Thank you for providing that additional context. I understand you're looking for a way to replicate SQL-like functionality in Mixpanel, specifically a distinct count with a HAVING clause. While Mixpanel doesn't directly use SQL, it does offer some advanced features that might help achieve a similar result. However, based on the provided knowledge sources, I don't have enough information to give you a complete solution that exactly matches your SQL example.That being said, here are some relevant features in Mixpanel that might be helpful: 1. Custom Properties: Mixpanel allows you to create custom properties that can perform calculations on the fly. As mentioned in the Custom Properties documentation, you can use Excel-like formulas to create new properties based on existing ones.2. Aggregate Property: In Insights, you can use the "Distinct count" function to count unique property values. This is mentioned in the Aggregate Property documentation.3. Comparison Operators: Mixpanel supports various comparison operators, including > (greater than), as noted in the Comparison Operators documentation.However, the exact method to combine these features to achieve your specific goal (counting distinct locations only when they appear more than 10 times) is not clearly outlined in the provided knowledge sources.For such a specific and complex query, you might need to explore more advanced features of Mixpanel, such as JQL (JSON Query Language), which allows for more flexible data manipulation. Unfortunately, the provided knowledge sources don't contain information about JQL or how to construct such a complex query in Mixpanel.I recommend reaching out to Mixpanel's support team or consulting their advanced documentation for more specific guidance on how to achieve this type of conditional aggregation in Mixpanel.
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