What does a red X icon indicate on a scorecard?

The presence of a red X icon on a scorecard indicates that the workbook containing the associated metric has been deleted or renamed. This visual cue serves to alert users that the data or metric they are trying to view is no longer accessible because its source has been removed or altered. When this occurs, it signals that the scorecard cannot function correctly as it relies on the information contained within that specific workbook.

In contrast, the other options refer to different states or issues related to scorecards. For instance, an inactive scorecard would typically be represented by a different icon or status indicator rather than a red X. Similarly, a scorecard that has not been saved may display a prompt, but it wouldn't independently trigger the red X icon condition. Lastly, insufficient permissions would also be indicated by another type of message or icon, rather than just a red X. This ensures that users can easily distinguish between different issues affecting their scorecards and take appropriate actions to resolve them.