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Yes, you can use a "did not do" step in a funnel report in Mixpanel. This feature is called "Exclusion Steps" and allows you to create more specific funnels by excluding users who performed certain actions.According to the Mixpanel documentation: Funnels: Measure conversions through a series of events: "Exclusion steps operate as a 'did not do' filter for funnels. This provides the ability to create a funnel where, for example, you look for users that did event A, then event B, did not do event C, but then continue to do D."To add an exclusion step to your funnel: 1. Go to the "Conversion Criteria" section
2. Click on "Advanced"
3. Click on "Exclude users who did…"
4. Select an event from the list
5. Choose whether you want the event to be excluded between all steps or between specific stepsIt's important to note that users excluded by an exclusion step are still counted in the funnel up to that point. They are only excluded from qualifying for subsequent steps in the funnel.This feature can be particularly useful for analyzing user behavior and understanding how certain actions (or the absence of certain actions) affect your conversion funnel.
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