What related list in the formula indicator record is used to navigate to the indicators used in the formula or to their indicator sources?

The related list in the formula indicator record that is specifically designed for navigating to the indicators used in the formula or to their corresponding indicator sources is known as Contributing Indicators. This list provides a clear linkage to the individual indicators that help form the larger formula, allowing users to easily access and understand the components that contribute to the overall calculation.

Contributing Indicators serve an essential role in analytics because they contextualize the data being analyzed. When evaluating the performance or trends represented by a formula indicator, it is important to review the underlying data represented by the contributing indicators, along with any sources from which that data is derived. This establishes a comprehensive view, enabling analysts and users to interpret the data accurately and derive meaningful insights.

The other options do not specifically serve this function. For example, breakdowns are typically used to segment data into more specific categories for analysis, while indicator groups categorize multiple indicators but do not directly link to formula components. Managed sources refer to the origins of data but not directly to the indicators used in a formula. Therefore, Contributing Indicators is the correct related list dedicated to navigating and understanding the indicators represented in the formula indicator record.