- Count per user: average number of times per user that the event was triggered
It doesn't have to make users/event.One user has click 20 times other 1 time and thats 10 count per user
So if 100 users clicked 20 times and 61 users 1 times should be different, but because we dont know exactly how many times each use has clicked we assume that one user has click 20 times other 1 time
The metrics reflect different information depending on the event
From Firebase docs:
Summary table
The table lists the events that were triggered in your app during your active date range.
The table shows the following metrics for each event:
Click an event in the table to see a detail report for that event. The information in each detail report varies according to the event.
Event metrics
The following metrics are provided for each event:
Event count: number of times the event was triggered
Users: number of users who triggered the event
Count per user: average number of times per user that the event was triggered
Value: sum of all VALUE parameters supplied with the event. Use this context-sensitive metric to track any data that is valuable to your app (e.g., revenue, time, distance).