Will please delete is this isn’t allowed. I was hoping it was since I saw your other post. My company is hiring SQL/BI developers in Maharashtra, India. It’s a remote position but applicants must live in that area. We primarily have Fabric/Power BI engagements but also work with Snowflake, Databricks, and even Tableau. https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4177103332/?trk=feed_main-feed-card_feed-job-posting-content

One of my team members sent a message this morning discussing the limitations of Direct Lake models. And one of the things he mentioned was that he didn't know how to add Field Parameters as the menu option doesn't existing in Service or when editing in desktop. I knew it could be done with Tabular editor, but we don't have access to that tool at this particular client. We learned today that you can use a notebook with the Semantic Link Labs library to add parameters. There are a ton of things you can do with semantic models with that library. And I highly suggest folks check out the GitHub repository for it. You will need to enable Read/Write on the XMLA endpoint first, though. This is done in the Admin Portal > Capacity Settings > select your capacity to get to the right menu for the option. It's set to Read by default. GitHub - microsoft/semantic-link-labs: Early access to new features for Microsoft Fabric's Semantic Link. Here is a fabric community page that talks about it How to create field parameters in Power BI DirectL... - Microsoft Fabric Community

We are creating our semantic model from a fabric data warehouse and defaults to Direct Lake. This option to change to import is greyed out. Have a tired a few ways to change but no luck and not sue what I am missing. We are wanting to import the data for speed, all data is day - 1 so nothing near real time is needed.

Thanks to Will I passed my DP700 this morning. I found the exam challenging as it tests more hands on knowledge than theory unlike DP600

I have a semantic model connected to a Fabric warehouse. I have created a Power BI report connected to that semantic model, but it shows all measures as blank. Is there any limitation to create a Power BI report connected to a semantic model whose data source is a warehouse?