Exam DP-600 topic 1 question 33 discussion

Answer is A and B. You can prevent user-defined implicit measures by turning them off in PBI Desktop or Tabular Editor.

A,B turn enable discourage implicit measure for the semantic model. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/transform-model/model-explorer#discourage-implicit-measures https://docs.tabulareditor.com/api/TabularEditor.TOMWrapper.Model.html#TabularEditor_TOMWrapper_Model_DiscourageImplicitMeasures

Only Power BI Desktop and Tabular Editor allow for schema-level changes to a Power BI dataset, so you can add, modify, or delete tables, columns, and relationships in the data model.

A. Microsoft Power BI Desktop B. Tabular Editor

A & B is the answer

Just tabular editor and PowerBI can prevent user defined implicit measures

A. Microsoft Power BI Desktop: Power BI Desktop allows you to control and manage how measures are used within your reports. By carefully defining and using explicit measures within your data model, you can ensure that report creators use only these predefined measures instead of creating implicit measures automatically. B. Tabular Editor: Tabular Editor is a powerful tool for managing and editing Power BI and Analysis Services tabular models. It allows you to enforce best practices, such as disabling implicit measures, by modifying the model's properties and ensuring that only explicit measures are available for use in reports.

IMHO, A & B. SSMS - big NO, Dax Studio - only for DAX programming.

Microsoft Power BI Desktop and Tabular Editor are your go-to for creating explicit measures.

Ssms have nothing to do here and dax studio not alter model

AB: To prevent report creators from populating visuals using implicit measures in a Power BI semantic model within a Fabric tenant, you can utilize the following tools: 1. Tabular Editor: 2. Power BI Desktop (Data Model View):