You can make sure that Smart Narratives in Power BI meet real-life contexts, such as slicer selections or filters that have been used by the person, with the following:
Use Dynamic Measures: When you write your Smart Narrative, include measures that are dynamically affected by filters or slicers. For example, if you want it so that total sales for a specified region or period could be reflected, create a measure Total Sales = SUM(Sales[Amount]) and bring this into the Smart Narrative.
Auto-Update in "Smart Narrative" Visual: Add a Smart Narrative report that will automatically adjust depending on the filters and slicers activated at the page level. This implies that when the user selects a specific region or date range, adjustments are made in the narrative itself.
Insert Contextual Text: You can insert custom text and dynamic fields within the narrative. For example, "Total sales in the selected region are:" followed by the dynamic measure for total sales to ensure that the updated value appears in the narrative, even after slicers or filters have been changed.
Dynamic Titles: Adding dynamic titles or even descriptive labels depending on filters would spice it up even more. These titles can be dynamic using DAX measures to come up with real-time user selections so that the Smart Narrative is even clearer.
Dynamic measures and automatic adjustments using the Smart Narrative visible by themselves would ensure the relevant text according to the specific user's filter-slicer choices.
