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We have an application that tracks the event where a user marks a 'post' as a favorite. In Google Analytics, I can see how many times the favorite-event has been triggered, and I can find out how many unique users have triggered it. Let's say 2000 favorite-events were triggered, and 1000 unique users triggered them. That would mean an average of 2 favorites per user.

I want to track/see how many favorite-events were actually triggered by the unique users, and group them by the number. Let's say that 2 of the users have triggered 50 favorite-events each, and the rest has 1 or 2 favorites.

I need a list to see those numbers, for example like this:

[2 users]    [favorited] [50 times]
[1000 users] [favorited] [1 time]

Is there a way to achieve this without having to use custom variables and/or dimensions?

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  • Hi @Sti did you managed to resolve this?
    – Raul Reyes
    Mar 21, 2016 at 2:04

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GA Login> Behavior > Events > By Default It's shows total Events > Click Upon Drop Down > Select Unique Events (Plz Refer Attached Screen Shots) enter image description here Then Filtered with your Goals as configured.

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  • Yes, but can I here see how many times EACH USER has done it? I only find out how many unique users have done it at least once. I want to know "how many users did this action 3 times" "how many did it 40", "how many did it 1" ?
    – Sti
    Dec 18, 2015 at 12:58

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