Hi,
It is probably a conceptual problem, but I don´t understand why this 2 scenarios give 2 different results:
Thanks!
Best answer by belinda.chiu
Hi
Upon taking a look at your set-up, I noticed that you have product_type event property and a property_type user property. When I compared the data for Prospect Created with product_type event property vs a property_type user property, I see that the results do come out differently.
It’s possible that you are utilizing the event property version on your first chart but then only the user property version on your second chart. Because the data is different for these two properties, you therefore get different results. I can DM you the chart that I built to showcase the difference.
As for why the data would be different between the event property version vs the user property version, I recommend reaching out to your Engineering team who instrumented Amplitude to better understand this.
+9Hi
Since you are filtering by the property values in both the Event module and the User module, I assume these are user properties that you’re working with.
Can you provide screenshots of these queries based on how you set them up? That will help me understand if a difference in the results is to be expected or not.
This may also be happening because one chart’s results were refreshed sooner than another. When comparing the results of these scenarios, please make sure the results are refreshed. You can see this option at the top of the chart visualization (see the screenshot attached).
Thanks!
Hi
I did a refresh in both so that’s not the problem. Here are the screenshots:
First scenario (filtering in the events side):
Second scenario (filtering in the user side):
Watching the results, I get 53 uniques yesterday in the first scenario vs. 46 uniques yesterday in the second scenario.
Thanks!
+9Thank you for circling back
Thanks
+8Hi
Upon taking a look at your set-up, I noticed that you have product_type event property and a property_type user property. When I compared the data for Prospect Created with product_type event property vs a property_type user property, I see that the results do come out differently.
It’s possible that you are utilizing the event property version on your first chart but then only the user property version on your second chart. Because the data is different for these two properties, you therefore get different results. I can DM you the chart that I built to showcase the difference.
As for why the data would be different between the event property version vs the user property version, I recommend reaching out to your Engineering team who instrumented Amplitude to better understand this.
Hi
Can you please DM me the chart you made? Because I’m seeing a difference eventhough I use user properties in each side when I do the comparison. I don’t even see the event property product_type when I’m selecting the filter.
Thanks!
+8Hi
Hi
+8Hi
I sent a follow-up regarding the issue about not being able to see the 2 properties. We’ll continue the conversation from there. In the meantime, I’ll change the Best Answer of this post to my response above!
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