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Count Distinct Users by Day
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Count Distinct Users by Day

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Shopify Analytics needs a daily activity metric showing how many unique users interacted with Shopify Admin. Write a PostgreSQL query using the user_events table.

Requirements

  1. Group events by calendar day, derived from event_timestamp.
  2. Count each user_id at most once per day, excluding events without a timestamp or user ID.
  3. Return results in ascending date order with the columns activity_day and distinct_users.

Schema

user_events
ColumnTypeDescription
event_idPKBIGINTUnique event identifier
user_idBIGINTShopify user who generated the event
event_timestampTIMESTAMPTimestamp when the event occurred
event_nameVARCHAR(100)Name of the recorded event
Tablesuser_events
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