You need to create a measure for DOD sales. What should you do? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose all that apply.)

Marking a table as a Date Table registers it with the DAX engine as the authoritative date table, which is a prerequisite for time intelligence functions to work correctly by enabling proper date context transitions.

PARALLELPERIOD() is a DAX time intelligence function that returns a parallel period offset from the current date context, making it suitable for period-over-period comparisons such as DOD, WOW, or YOY calculations.

The Business Intelligence Wizard is a feature of SSAS Multidimensional models, not DAX tabular models, so it cannot be used to define time intelligence in a Power BI or tabular SSAS context.

LAG() is an MDX function used in Multidimensional Expression queries against SSAS Multidimensional cubes, not a DAX function, so it cannot be used in a tabular or Power BI measure.