Maintaining Multiple Dashboards

Yes, there is a way in Power BI to have a source dashboard that can be leveraged to replicate updates to the rest of the dashboards. One way to accomplish this is by using Power BI's "Duplicate Page" feature.

Here's how you can use this feature to replicate updates across multiple dashboards:

1. Create a source dashboard that includes all the visualizations and filters you want to replicate across the other dashboards.

2. Save and publish the source dashboard to the Power BI service.

3. In the Power BI service, navigate to the source dashboard and select the "Duplicate Page" option.

4. Enter a new name for the duplicated dashboard and select "Duplicate". This will create a copy of the source dashboard with the same visualizations and filters.

5. Repeat step 3 and 4 for each manager's dashboard.

6. After creating all the duplicated dashboards, you can use the "Apply to Workspace" feature to update the source dashboard with new data.

7. In the Power BI service, navigate to the source dashboard and select the "Apply to Workspace" option.

8. Select the dashboards you want to update and select "Apply".

This way, you will have only one dashboard to maintain, and all the duplicated dashboards will be updated automatically with the same visualizations and filters.

Another way is to use a template, where you can create a template with all the visuals and filters you need, and then use this template to create new dashboards.

You can also use a master visual, where you can create a visual that contains all the data you need, and then use this visual in all the dashboards you need.

You can use RLS.

It's also important to note that, if you are using the same dataset for all the dashboards, you might want to make sure that the data is clean and ready for use.