How can scorecards be created to access worksheets not within the same metric workbooks?

Creating scorecards to access worksheets not within the same metric workbooks can be effectively achieved by creating drill links in metric worksheets. Drill links allow users to connect different elements across various workbooks, enabling them to navigate seamlessly between related data. This functionality is particularly important for users who need to analyze or reference information from multiple sources without having to consolidate all data into one location.

When drill links are set up, they establish a direct connection from one worksheet to another, even if those worksheets reside in different workbooks. This capability enhances data interactivity and allows for a more comprehensive analysis as users can easily dive deeper into related data sets.

While other options might present alternative methods to manage or present data, they do not provide the same level of direct navigation and linkage between separate workbooks as drill links do. Hyperlinks, for instance, can help to navigate externally, but they do not inherently create a relational link with scorecards. Exporting data or merging workbooks could be useful in different contexts but does not maintain the dynamic, interactive format that scorecards with drill links offer.