I have a lookup table that has a relationship with 2 other tables (Table 1 & Table 2).
There are 2 different IDs in my lookup table that I need to check in Table 1 & Table 2.
I need to check Table 1 if one of the IDs exists, if yes then I need a checkbox ticked. For the other ID, I need to check if it exists in Table 2, if yes then some other checkbox is ticked.
How do I go about doing this?
I think there's more than one way, either with formula or summary fields.
So you have Lookup Table (A), Table 1 (B), and Table 2 (C).
I guess you have A as parent of B and C. A has or should have a lookup field from B and C for their respective IDs.
Then you use a formula like this in new formula checkbox fields in A:
- if [ID B] has any value, return true
- if [ID C] has any value, return true
How exactly to check if the ID exists depends if it's a number or text, or what it is exactly. Assuming it's just numbers, you can do it like this:
not IsNull([Name of Field With B's ID])