I want to create a cohort of users who performed a specific event using the same IP address but have multiple User IDs (user property). Could someone please help guide me in the correct direction?
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12 February 2024
I do but my question is how do I complete the specific analysis?
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Hi
Translating this requirement in cohort definition is a bit tricky.
If your use case was identifying user ids who have had multiple IP address recorded on events, then the distinct property count clause would have been helpful.
Since your primary entity is the IP address, I would suggest trying out an event segmentation chart using “Any Event” + uniques + group by IP address. If an unique IP has a count > 1 in this chart, you will see more than one user ID associated with that IP.
Let me know if I have interpreted your question correctly. Hope this helps!
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