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Actual User Count of the day Hiiii guys :D Actual User Count of the day < How does this phrase sound like to you? I have to describe a function which counts the number of users who actually used a service in a certain period (it could be a day or a few weeks), in a phrase - it can't be a sentence because it will be a title of a table and It's about a computer program.. I'm not sure if "Actual User Count of the day" sounds right to this situation... :( If you can suggest any better option please help me out! Thanks a lot! :D +There are users who are registered to the system but didn't user it for a certain period - it could be a day, or a month...so it's customizable. So It's to see how many users actually used the system. And there are other functions which show user counts in other situations.

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The English is fine, but it's a little too wordy for me for a table title. "Daily Users" or "Daily User Count" are some suggestions for something briefer.
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Aha Thank you David!
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I see. "actual" doesn't explain that so isn't helpful. I think Greg's answer "Daily Users" would be interpreted that way by default.
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There are users who are registered to the system but didn't user it for a certain period - it could be a day, or a month...so it's customizable. So It's to see how many users actually used the system. And there are other functions which show user counts in other situations.
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It’s not clear what you mean by “actual”

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