@Al-Fairy as long as you are copying the project, and then only making changes to the copy of the project - then your changes will not impact the original project/survey.  It is a copy of the project and everything contained within it.  In order to point it to the new survey, you will need to create the replacement survey and then map this into the dashboard as you have suggested (within the copy of the project).  Hope that helps.

Hi @Al-Fairy ,

Once you copy Dash-A and rename it as Dash-B, you will have to delete the source from Dash-B only if you’re building Dash-B for a different survey. 

If Dash-B is also for the same survey no need of deleting source.

You can make changes to Dash-B without any issues. Whatever changes you make in Dash-B will not affect to your first dashboard(i.e. Dash-A).

In the ideal scenario i will expect you to add the Survey B data source to the existing dashboard from below settings.

Add source

both sources and the copy dashboard.

Then both dashboard will have both surveys.

You can then either use a filter to hide either data source or you can remove the data source  from the field mapping section.

Kind regards

Praveen

Hi @Al-Fairy ,

Create a copy of DashA call it DashB, map Survey B to it(assuming most of the questions are same in Survey A&B), then save this data set, and now delete the Survey A data source.

This would be a quick way to create another Dash for a new survey B which has same questions...