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# c.Month

The **Month** in calendar mode allows users to select granular dates within a specific month of a year, offering precise and flexible date-based filtering. This is Ideal for filtering data on specific, non-sequential dates, such as tracking attendance or analyzing sales by key sales dates.

<figure><img src="/files/xj4rISyI6QKRsJ1l1n1G" alt="" width="375"><figcaption><p>Image 1: Month Calendar view with date selections.</p></figcaption></figure>

## **How to use Month:**

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When Month Mode is selected, the **Month View** is displayed by default, showing a calendar for the selected [Calendar Initial Date](/super-filter/filter-types/1.-date-filter/vii.format-pane-settings.md#initial-start-date).
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The **header** displays the current **year and month**. Clicking on the **downward-facing arrow** near the header opens the **Month View**, allowing quick navigation between months.

<figure><img src="/files/flvqhAg0dccRL8GsUmnc" alt="" width="280"><figcaption><p>Image 2: Month navigation along with Date View.</p></figcaption></figure>
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Selecting a specific month in the month view updates the calendar to display the dates of the chosen month.
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Use the **single arrow buttons** near the header to navigate months one at a time and use the **double arrow buttons** to move across years in both Date and Month views.
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Filtering can only be done in the **Date View** by clicking on specific dates in the calendar.
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All selected dates are displayed below the calendar for easy reference. A **Clear option** is also available next to the list of selected dates in footer to reset the filter.
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## **Format Pane Customization**:

Access the following options in the Format Pane under the Date Filter section in Calendar:

1. **Set the Calendar View:** Select from the list of calendar mode available.&#x20;
2. **Display Month Count:** Adjust the number of months shown.
3. **Display Measure Values:** Enable or disable the display of measure values.
4. **Display Week Numbers**: Enable this to show the week numbers alongside the calendar.
5. **Collapse Month Menu**: Automatically collapses the Month View after a month is selected, streamlining the navigation experience.
6. **Display Days Off**: Enable to display non-working days.
7. **Display Dates**:  Disable to not display dates on the calendar.
8. **Rotate Layout:** Adjust the orientation of the calendar layout.
9. **Hide Calendar Footer**: Remove the footer for a cleaner appearance.

<figure><img src="/files/MJ99QINB6XByxFIfDrH8" alt="" width="220"><figcaption><p>Image 3: Format pane options for Month</p></figcaption></figure>


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