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To see what action a particular cohort has done the most in Mixpanel, you can use the Insights report with breakdowns. Here's how you can do this: 1. Go to the Insights report in Mixpanel. 2. Set up your query to measure "Total Events" or "Unique Users" performing events. 3. Click on the "Breakdown" button and select the cohort you're interested in. 4. Run the report to see the events broken down by your selected cohort.This approach will show you the events performed by the cohort, sorted by frequency. The event at the top of the list will be the action that the cohort has done the most.For a more detailed view: 1. You can use the "View Sample Events" feature to see specific instances of the most common events. 2. You can also use the "Top Paths" feature in Flows to see the most common sequences of actions taken by the cohort.These features are described in the following sources: Mixpanel Docs: Reports Overview Mixpanel Docs: Insights - View Sample Events Mixpanel Docs: Flows - Top PathsRemember that you can further refine your analysis by applying additional filters or changing the date range to focus on specific time periods.

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"View Sample Events" is a feature in Mixpanel that allows you to see specific instances of events in your data. Here's what you need to know about this feature: 1. Functionality: It allows you to view the 100 most recent samples of a particular event.2. How to access: You can access this feature by hovering over any event in your Mixpanel reports. In the context panel that appears, you'll see the option to "View Sample Events".3. Purpose: This feature helps you: - Decide if you're analyzing the right event for your needs - Determine which property you should use for filters or breakdowns4. Redirection: When you click on "View Sample Events", you'll be redirected to the Events page where you can see these sample events in detail.This feature is particularly useful when you're trying to understand the specifics of an event or verify that an event is being tracked correctly.Mixpanel Docs: Insights - View Sample Events provides this information, stating: "You can hover over any event and in the context panel, you now have the ability to 'View Sample Events', which redirects you to the Events page with the 100 most recent samples of that hovered event."

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Yes, there is a way to see what action a cohort has done the most after completing specific events in Mixpanel. You can use a combination of Flows and Cohorts to achieve this. Here's how you can do it: 1. First, create a cohort based on the specific events you're interested in.2. Then, use the Flows report to analyze the actions taken by this cohort after those specific events. Here's a step-by-step approach: 1. Create your cohort based on the specific events.2. Go to the Flows report.3. In the Flows report, set your starting event(s) to be the specific events you're interested in.4. Apply a filter to only include users from your created cohort.5. Set the number of steps after the starting event(s) that you want to analyze.6. Run the report.The Flows report will now show you the most common paths taken by users in your cohort after completing the specific events. The first step after your starting event(s) will represent the action that the cohort did most frequently.For a more detailed view, you can switch to the "Top Paths" visualization in Flows. As described in the Mixpanel Docs: Flows - Advanced: "Another way to visualize your user flows is by 'Top Paths', which condenses the flows down to unique paths on each row. This visualization is great for understanding the most common paths users take, though they may not be similar."This approach will give you a clear view of the most common actions taken by your cohort after the specific events you're interested in.Remember, you can adjust the number of steps and apply additional filters as needed to refine your analysis.

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