Yes, you can achieve this in Mixpanel Insights by using the "Unique Users" measurement across multiple events. When you select multiple events in an Insights report and set the measurement to "Unique Users," Mixpanel will count each user only once, even if they performed more than one of the selected events. This means that if Pete did both sign_in and change_password, he will only be counted once in the combined total.
Here's how to do it:
1. In your Insights report, select all the events you want to include (e.g., sign_in, change_password, etc.).
2. Change the measurement to Unique Users.
Mixpanel will then display a single number representing the total number of unique users who performed any of the selected events, counting each user only once regardless of how many of those events they performed.
This is confirmed in Mixpanel documentation:
"You can calculate based on events, users, event property value, event property value per user, and sessions."
"Unique Users: The number of unique users who performed the selected event(s) in the time range."
Insights: Visualize trends and compositions within your data
So, in your example, Pete will be counted only once in the combined unique user count for sign_in and change_password.
