Richard,
OK, Power Pivot is involved. Don't use the Date Hierarchy but the Year & Month in the More Fields section.
Drop them to Rows, then filter Month as you want (Jan-Mar below):
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Hi
If I have a calendar table used in a pivot, and only want to see two months for example is there a way to filter it down,
so I just want November and December,
Richard
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Thanks, never know which to use, only just found the little drop down to the side of a date field in power bi that allows you to change the default to an actual date (01/01/2020 ) .
Richard.
Glad I could help Richard