Calculation Method Applied in the Retention Report

Understand how the number of retained users and the retention rate are calculated in the Retention Report.

Calculation method applied for top row and sub-row metric data

Learn about the calculation methods applied for the number of retained users and the retention rate that is displayed in the top rows and sub-rows.

Number of Retained Users

The number of retained users is the number of users who performed the Return Event after performing the Start Event. The number of retained users displayed in the sub-rows and top rows is calculated as follows.

  • In the sub-rows: The sum of users who performed the Start Event during the set time range of the sub-row and performed a Return Event afterward.

  • In the top rows: The sum of unique users who performed the Return Event in the sub-rows. The number of retained users displayed in the top row may be less than or equal to the sum of the number of retained users displayed in the sub-rows.

Retention Rate

The retention rate is the percentage of users who performed the Return Event after performing the Start Event. The retention rate displayed in the sub-rows and top rows is calculated as follows.

  • In the sub-rows = (The number of retained users in the sub-row) / (The number of Start Events collected during the set date range of the sub-row) * 100

  • In the top rows = The sum of the {(The retention rate of a sub-row) * (Weighted value of the number of users who performed the Start Event during the set date range of the sub-row)}

Attention

Note that if you select minutely or hourly from the granularity drop-down menu in the configuration box, no sub-rows are provided in the report. The aggregation method for the the number of retained users and the retention rate applies the same.

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