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Compute the registration-trend snapshot the dashboard plots on the Registration trend card. Each event in the result carries its total registrants split into net-new and returning, with the corresponding rates and a summary block that highlights the latest event and how it moved against the prior data point.

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Synopsis

talkvalue path analysis event trend [options]

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Options

FlagTypeDescription
--tag-id <id>integerLimit to events that carry the given tag. Defaults to every event in the workspace.

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Examples

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1. Trend across every event

talkvalue path analysis event trend --json | jq '.data.summary'
Returns the summary block: unique audience size, latest event’s headline numbers, and the deltas against the prior event.

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2. Per-event net-new rate report

talkvalue path analysis event trend --json \
  | jq -r '.data.events[] | [.name, .total, .netNew, .netNewRate] | @csv' \
  > reports/event-trend.csv
Writes a four-column CSV for every event. Handy to drop into a spreadsheet for a longer-form chart than the dashboard card shows.

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3. Tag-scoped trend

talkvalue path analysis event trend --tag-id 4 --json | jq '.data.events | length'
Counts how many tagged events (for example, every webinar) made it into the trend, so you can sanity-check the slice before charting it.

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Response

{
  "data": {
    "events": [
      {
        "id": 18,
        "name": "Spring Summit",
        "startAt": "2026-03-12T17:00:00Z",
        "total": 412,
        "netNew": 87,
        "returning": 325,
        "netNewRate": 0.2112,
        "returningRate": 0.7888
      }
    ],
    "summary": {
      "uniqueAudience": 2589,
      "latestTotal": 412,
      "latestNetNewRate": 0.2112,
      "returnRate": 0.7888,
      "latestName": "Spring Summit",
      "totalDelta":        { /* delta vs prior event */ },
      "netNewRateDelta":   { /* delta vs prior event */ },
      "returnRateDelta":   { /* delta vs prior event */ }
    }
  }
}
netNewRate + returningRate ≈ 1.0 for each event. The *Delta blocks under summary are null when there is no prior event to compare against.

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