Filter different visuals on same selected value but from different dimensions

Thank you v-xiaosun-msft for your response. Here is a visual of the star schema described above. It includes only the elements needed to illustrate the question. 

This is a typical data warehouse layout where there is a one to many relationship from each dimension table to the fact table. As a reminder, in our actual application this data warehouse has been used to build a tabular AS database, which is the data source for the Power BI report. In the real database there are other dimensions, including a Date dimension that could also separately filter the data. They are omitted here for simplicity.

Here is a limited set of sample data for the schema above:

From our knowledge of the source applications, we know that the list of region is a coded value and has a small number of valid values: North, South, East and West.

The use case is that the end user must be able to make a region selection from a single list and see three Table visualizations, one showing total RevenueAmt by Customer for the matching Customer Region, one showing total RevenueAmt by Reseller for the matching Reseller Region and one showing total RevenueAmt by Manager for the matching Manager Region.

For example, selecting South will give a Customer table showing Customer Two and a total revenue of $500, a Reseller table showing Reseller One with revenue of $500 and Reseller Three with revenue of $250 for a total of $750 and a Manager table with Manager Three and a total revenue of $500.

The real database has more fields and uses industry-specific terminology but this is an almost exact representation of the actual use case.    

Using slicers, selecting "South" would require three selections since there must a separate slicer for each of the dimensions. This would be fine if the use case demanded this flexibility (and other use cases might). But this use case requires exactly one visible slicer to filter different dimensions in different visuals.