How do I create a flexible date range slicer that allows users to switch between monthly quarterly and yearly views

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How do I create a flexible date range slicer that allows users to switch between monthly, quarterly, and yearly views?

In my Power BI report, I need to offer users a flexible date range slicer that allows switching between monthly, quarterly, and yearly views. I want to make it easy for users to toggle between these timeframes without overcomplicating the slicer options. How can I create an adaptable date range slicer in Power BI to provide multiple time period views?
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