Tracking Daily User Events Over a Specified Time Period

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To check how many users performed a specific event every day over a certain period of time, you can use Mixpanel's Insights report. Here's how you can do it:1. Go to the Insights report in Mixpanel. 2. Select the event you want to analyze. 3. Set the measurement to "Unique Users" or "Daily Active Users (DAU)" depending on your specific needs. 4. Set the date range for the period you want to analyze. 5. Choose "Day" as the time interval to see daily breakdown.Here's a more detailed explanation:1. In the Insights report, select your desired event under "Metric Types" Insights: Basic Features.2. For the measurement, you have two relevant options: - "Unique Users": This will show the number of unique users who performed the event each day. - "Daily Active Users (DAU)": This will show the number of users who performed the event within the last 24 hours for each day Insights: Users.3. Set your desired date range using the date picker.4. Make sure the chart type is set to a time-segmented view, such as "Line chart" or "Column chart" Insights: Basic Features.5. Ensure the time interval is set to "Day" to see the daily breakdown.This setup will give you a visualization of how many unique users performed the specified event each day over your chosen time period. You can view this data as a line chart to see trends over time, or as a column chart for a clearer day-by-day comparison.Remember, you can also export this data or save the report for future reference or sharing with your team.

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I apologize for the misunderstanding. You're looking for users who performed a specific event every single day within a certain period, which is a measure of highly engaged users. To achieve this, we can use Mixpanel's Retention report with a specific configuration. Here's how you can do it:1. Go to the Retention report in Mixpanel.2. Set up your retention behavior as follows: - For the first event (A), choose the specific event you're interested in. - For the second event (B), choose the same event as A.3. In the Retention Criteria, select "Streak mode" Retention: Advanced. The documentation states: "'Streak mode' is mostly meant to count unique users doing consecutive actions across time intervals. For example played a game for 5 consecutive days since sign-up, or visited the doctor for 8 consecutive months since registering for a clinic."4. Set your desired time frame in the date picker.5. Choose "Day" as your time interval.6. For the measurement, select "Unique Users".This setup will show you the number of users who performed the specified event for consecutive days within your chosen time frame. Users who miss even a single day will drop out of the count.Keep in mind that this is a very strict definition of engagement. Depending on your product and use case, you might want to consider slightly looser criteria, such as users who performed the event on most days rather than every single day.If you need to adjust the criteria or have any other specific requirements, please let me know, and I'll be happy to provide further guidance.

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