Can I sort users by the most frequent users?

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Yes, you can sort users by their frequency of usage in Mixpanel. This can be achieved by using the sortDesc() function in JQL (JavaScript Query Language) provided by Mixpanel. This function sorts the input collection in descending order, which can be used to find the most frequent users.Here is an example of how you can use it: LBKS// Find the most popular events. function main() { return Events({ from_date: "2016-01-01", to_date: "2016-01-07" }) .groupBy(['name'], mixpanel.reducer.count()) .sortDesc('value'); }LBKSIn this example, the groupBy() function is used to group the events by the 'name' property, and the mixpanel.reducer.count() is used to count the number of occurrences of each event. The sortDesc('value') then sorts these groups in descending order of their counts, effectively giving you the most frequent users.You can replace 'name' with the property that represents your users, such as 'properties.$email' or 'properties.$username', depending on how you track your users.For more information, you can refer to the Mixpanel JQL documentation.

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Yes, you can analyze user behavior and frequency directly within the Mixpanel platform using the Insights and Retention reports.In the Insights report, you can visualize trends and compositions within your data. You can analyze events, cohorts, and user profiles, and display the data in a variety of chart types. This can help you understand the frequency at which your users use your product. For more details, you can refer to the Insights documentation.In the Retention report, you can use the Frequency report to learn how frequently users return to use your product or service. Mixpanel groups unique users in time-incremented buckets when they first complete an action, and then groups those same users in subsequent buckets when they return and perform the same or different actions. This can show you how engaged users are with an action. For more details, you can refer to the Retention documentation.However, if you want to sort users by their frequency of usage, you might need to use JQL as mentioned in the previous response. The Mixpanel platform provides visualizations and aggregations, but for more complex queries like sorting users by frequency, JQL might be necessary.

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