Feature Experiment Web Experiment

SDKs APIs

Find the right chart for your analysis Chart basics in Amplitude Build charts in Amplitude: Add events Build charts in Amplitude: Add user segments Build charts in Amplitude: Modify a user segment Microscope: Explore individual data points in your charts Event Explorer: View event streams in real time Review chart data with the breakdown table Customize your chart's colors Charts

Identify users with similar behaviors

Define a new cohort

Compare and manage your behavioral cohorts

Create cohorts with Microscope, file import, or the Segmentation module

Track changes in your cohort populations over time

Historical Count, part 1: Track user behavior for different instances of each user action

Historical Count, part 2: Order of operations

Historical Count, part 3: Funnels and behavioral cohorts

Customize the Home page Breadcrumbs: Track, organize, and share your analyses Search: Find charts, dashboards, cohorts, and notebooks Workspace: Find your charts and track your work Bulk manage charts with Chart Cleanup Releases: See how users respond to changes in your product

Create, edit, and manage dashboards

Filter your dashboards

Change your dashboard's display preferences

Turn your dashboard into a template

Subscribe to a dashboard

Collaborate on your analyses using spaces Notebooks: Explain important insights to teammates and stakeholders Templates: Re-use your analyses Out-of-the-box Web Analytics Out-of-the-box Product Analytics

Share dashboards within your company Share charts, dashboards, and notebooks with stakeholders outside your company Use Atlassian Smart Links with Amplitude Embed Amplitude charts in Notion documents Integrate Miro with Amplitude Integrate Slack with Amplitude Sync your Amplitude data to Google Drive and Sheets

Account-level reporting in Amplitude Plan your Accounts Instrumentation Set up account-level reporting

Anomaly + Forecast: Find anomalies in your data Insights: Spot anomalies in your metrics quickly with alerts Root Cause Analysis: Track down anomalies in your data Debug Analytics Use Domain Proxy to Relay Events Look up event data for individual users

Use sessions, channels, and attribution to drive marketing analytics

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Array operators in Amplitude

This article will help you:

Visualize how array operators work in Amplitude
Choose the correct array operators for your analyses

When building charts in Amplitude, deciding which array operators to use (is, is not, contains, does not contain, set is, set is not, set contains, set does not contain) can be confusing, especially for users who are new to Amplitude. The diagrams shown in this article are intended to serve as a visual aid in that process and help you quickly grasp the nuances of these operators.