Count of users for enrollments

I’d also be interested in this, currently I’m doing manual manipulation with data exported to Excel to combine username lists and then removing duplicates. 

Yes that would work nicely, you could pivot table it to show the count of individuals and the count of courses enrolled. Of course, then you’ll be wanting to see the progress so you can build up a ‘dashboard’ view of your users 😀

Just thinking about it, it’s worthwhile talking with your CSM about this as there are Docebo products that may be of use, for example  https://www.docebo.com/products/docebo-learn-data/

Thank you @AngeWi @KaterinaT !!

Hi! @isaal Another approach might be to use the Usage Dashboard. It appears at the top of your home page when you log into as an SuperAdmin. If you open the History, you can then request either anonymous data or information with user details.  It may not be all of the data that you need, but it can help with the “uniqueness” part.

I use the "User Enrollment" report, which provides an overview of course enrollments.

Here are the steps:

Navigate to the Reporting area in your Docebo platform.

Select the "User Enrollment" report.

Customize the report parameters to include the specific courses you're interested in.

Run the report, and you'll see a list of unique users who have enrolled in the selected courses. 

Maybe not the most efficient way to handle it, but I’d just run a report with all of the courses I’m interested in then, in excel, delete the duplicate usernames.

It would be great to be able to report on unique enrolments into courses in a selected catalogue too :-) 

Since this thread is getting attention and it wasn’t mentioned. For those using the report route, make sure to use excel tools to find unique values for you, makes it pretty simple: 

https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/office/filter-for-unique-values-or-remove-duplicate-values-ccf664b0-81d6-449b-bbe1-8daaec1e83c2#:~:text=To%20filter%20for%20unique%20values%2C%20click%20Data%20%3E%20Sort%20%26%20Filter,group%20on%20the%20Home%20tab.

Often will filter it that way and then just have a  cell running a count for things like this.