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Hi everyone,
I'm looking for a visual that can select only month, similiar like this, but only select month.
Any idea where I can find a free one?
Thank you so much!!
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Thank you, @rohit1991 , for your response.
Hi @sunlaromi,
As per my understanding, Power BI does not natively support a "between" style slicer for months. However, you may achieve similar functionality by utilising the Timeline Slicer custom visual.
Kindly follow the steps mentioned below for implementation:
If you find our response helpful, kindly mark it as the accepted solution and provide kudos. This will assist other community members facing similar queries.
Thank you.
Thank you, @rohit1991 , for your response.
Hi @sunlaromi,
As per my understanding, Power BI does not natively support a "between" style slicer for months. However, you may achieve similar functionality by utilising the Timeline Slicer custom visual.
Kindly follow the steps mentioned below for implementation:
If you find our response helpful, kindly mark it as the accepted solution and provide kudos. This will assist other community members facing similar queries.
Thank you.
Hi @sunlaromi ,
If you're looking to create a slicer in Power BI that allows users to select only a month, rather than a full date range, there are a few simple ways to achieve this without using paid or custom visuals. One common approach is to create a new calculated column in your date table that formats the date as "MMM YYYY" using DAX, which you can then use in a slicer to filter by month and year. Alternatively, you can use the built-in Date Hierarchy in Power BI, and just keep the Month (and optionally Year) levels in your slicer. Another method is to create a separate table that contains unique month-year combinations and use that as a slicer. All these options allow for clean month-level filtering while keeping your report fully interactive and native to Power BI.
Create a calculated column in your date table:MonthYear = FORMAT('Date'[Date], "MMM YYYY")
Then use that column in a dropdown slicer or list slicer.
If your date table has a hierarchy (Year → Month):
Drag the date field into a slicer.
Use the down arrow and select “Date Hierarchy”.
Remove all levels except Month (and Year, if needed).
If you only want unique months (even across years), create a new table:
MonthSelector = DISTINCT(SELECTCOLUMNS('Date', "Month", FORMAT('Date'[Date], "MMM YYYY")))
Then use this in your slicer and relate it to your data model (if needed).
Hi rohit1991,
Thank you so much for your reply!
Sorry, I did not make myself clear, my boss specifically wants a visual like the screenshot, using "between", instead of dropdown, list or any other style.
I tried all 3 options you wrote, but in the end, they all not using style "between".
Is there any other option maybe? Thank you!!