Adding Raw Data Table Below Line Chart in Kapa.ai

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Yes, in Mixpanel, line charts are automatically accompanied by a table of values that displays the raw data below the chart. This data table gives users another way to consume the trends information shown in the line chart.According to the documentation, this table can be sorted by clicking on the column headers. When you click on a column header, the table will sort by that column, and clicking again will reverse the sorting order. For example, you can sort by event counts on a specific date.For segmented results (when you've used "group by" clauses in your query), the table offers four different sorting options when you click on the "segment column" headers: - Segment A-Z Ascending - Segment Z-A Descending - Value Ascending - Value DescendingWhen sorting by segments, the sort is carried out from left to right. Additionally, clicking on the "Average" data column performs a flat sort across all segments.Insights SortingThis feature is built into Mixpanel's reporting system, so you don't need to take any additional steps to add the table - it appears automatically with your line chart visualization.

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Yes, you can publish both line charts and their associated raw data tables together in Mixpanel dashboards. Based on the knowledge sources, Mixpanel has made significant improvements to their dashboard and visualization capabilities.When you add a report with a line chart to a dashboard, the raw data table that appears below the chart in the individual report view will also be included in the dashboard view. This is part of Mixpanel's UX improvements where they've added new charts and visualization options to show additional insights directly on dashboards.Mixpanel has specifically enhanced their dashboards to include more comprehensive data visualization options, including: - Revamped charts for different report types - The ability to view underlying data alongside visualizations - Improved consistency across different report typesAdditionally, if you want to see even more detailed raw event data, Mixpanel provides a "View Events" feature where you can click on a chart segment in Insights and view the raw events that made up that metric. You will be redirected to the Events page for this detailed view View Events.These improvements are part of Mixpanel's focus on making their dashboards more informative and user-friendly, allowing users to see both visualizations and the underlying data in one place.I hope this helps with your dashboard setup!

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Based on the knowledge sources provided, I don't have specific information about whether histogram charts in Mixpanel also display raw data tables below them like line charts do. The information I have only explicitly mentions the table view functionality for Insights reports, but doesn't specify which chart types support this feature beyond line charts. There is mention of a "data tables view" as one of the new features in Mixpanel Marketing Analytics, but it doesn't clarify if this applies to all chart types including histograms.What I can tell you is that Mixpanel has been working on making their visualization experience more consistent across the platform. For example, they've addressed previous inconsistencies where "if you clicked a certain chart like a bar chart on your dashboard, you might land on a page showing a line graph that looked completely different" How to iterate on a product.They've also added an Insights Table Chart feature that allows you to "quickly compare different segments" as mentioned in their YouTube video Using Mixpanel: Insights Table Chart Updates.If you need to confirm whether histogram charts specifically display raw data tables in dashboards, I would recommend checking Mixpanel's documentation directly or contacting their support team for the most up-to-date information.

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Yes, Mixpanel offers different permission levels that allow users to interact with dashboards without necessarily having the ability to edit them. This is managed through Mixpanel's sharing and permission features.According to the documentation, Mixpanel's Growth and Enterprise plans provide controls for who can view and edit reports in a board (dashboard). Free plan users automatically have view and edit permissions for all boards and reports in a project.For boards (dashboards), there are two permission levels: - Viewers: Can interact with and view the dashboard but any changes they make will not be saved - Editors: Can make changes to the dashboard that will be savedAs stated in the documentation:

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To measure "How much have the users used the product over time?" in Mixpanel, you have several options depending on what specifically you want to track. Here are the key approaches:

You can track Monthly Active Users (MAU), Weekly Active Users (WAU), or Daily Active Users (DAU) to understand user engagement over time: - Create an Insights report - Select the event(s) that define an "active user" for your product - Change the measurement from "Total Events" to "Unique Users" - Select your preferred time interval (daily, weekly, or monthly)This will show you how many unique users are actively using your product over time, which is a fundamental measure of product usage.MAU, WAU, and DAU: Why should we care about 'active' users?

To understand how frequently users engage with your product: - Use the Insights report to analyze how often users perform key actions - This helps determine if users are engaging daily, weekly, or monthly - You can create a "Power User Curve" to visualize the distribution of engagement frequencyThis approach helps you understand the natural frequency at which users experience your product's core value.Insights: Visualize trends and compositions within your data

To measure how users continue to engage over time: - Use the Retention report to see what percentage of users return to your product after their first visit - You can also use the Frequency view within Retention to see how many unique time periods (hours, days, weeks) users were activeRetention: Measure engagement over time

For raw usage volume: - Create an Insights report - Select your key events - Use "Total Events" as your measurement (instead of "Unique Users") - View this over your desired time periodThis shows the absolute volume of activity, regardless of how many unique users contributed to it.

If you have specific metrics that indicate usage depth: - Use "Aggregate Property" measurement in Insights - Select properties like "session duration," "items created," or other quantitative usage indicators - Choose aggregation methods like Sum, Average, or MedianFor B2B products specifically, you might also want to track: - How many users per account are using the product - Usage compared to spend (as a health metric) - Power users within accountsHow account teams can use Mixpanel to promote customer healthThese approaches can be combined to give you a comprehensive view of how much users are using your product over time.

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