Hello @anuragraishines ,   This is definitely doable. Here are the steps I did to achieve this:   Create parameter Name: par_MaxDate_Text Type: Character Create list of dates for Drop-Down List The dates need to be in Character/String format - not Date format. The structure should be YYYY/MM (not MM/YYYY) because otherwise it will not sort correctly when applied to Drop-Down List. Name of the variable: service_date_text There are at least three ways to achieve this:  Firstly you can add a new variable to your source data if possible. Secondly you could create a new dummy table with single variable including all the dates needed in YYYY/MM character format. Thirdly you can utilize a new calculated column that creates the needed text variable from your service_date variable. Here is how I did it: Concatenate(Concatenate(Format(Year('service_date'n), 'BEST4.'), '/'), Format(Month('service_date'n), 'Z2.0')) Define your Drop-Down list roles: Category = service_date_text Parameter = par_MaxDate_Text Create a new date variable parameter_as_date from the parameter par_MaxDate_Text As this gets it's value from parameter each row will have the same value. Here is how I did it: DateFromMDY(Parse(Substring('par_MaxDate_Text'p, 6, 2), 'NUMX5.'), 1, Parse(Substring('par_MaxDate_Text'p, 1, 4), 'NUMX5.')) Create a new filter for your chart: ( 'parameter_as_date'n Missing ) OR ( 'service_date'n <= 'parameter_as_date'n )   Here's some example pics from my work:   Let me know what you think?   Best regards, Petri Roine ... View more