Hi @shrishti.kanch11,
I am not sure of a particular Look Up formula, but I have a solution that can help you identify values in A that have values in X and Y.
CASE WHEN PU_COUNT_DISTINCT(A, X.KEY) > 0 AND PU_COUNT_DISTINCT(A, Y.KEY) > 0 THEN 'A Linked to X and Y'
WHEN PU_COUNT_DISTINCT(A, X.KEY) > 0 AND PU_COUNT_DISTINCT(A, Y.KEY) = 0 THEN 'A Linked to X'
WHEN PU_COUNT_DISTINCT(A, X.KEY) = 0 AND PU_COUNT_DISTINCT(A, Y.KEY) > 0 THEN 'A Linked toY'
ELSE 'No link from A to X or Y
END
This will allow you to identify the A values that have linkage.
Hi @shrishti.kanch11,
I am not sure of a particular Look Up formula, but I have a solution that can help you identify values in A that have values in X and Y.
CASE WHEN PU_COUNT_DISTINCT(A, X.KEY) > 0 AND PU_COUNT_DISTINCT(A, Y.KEY) > 0 THEN 'A Linked to X and Y'
WHEN PU_COUNT_DISTINCT(A, X.KEY) > 0 AND PU_COUNT_DISTINCT(A, Y.KEY) = 0 THEN 'A Linked to X'
WHEN PU_COUNT_DISTINCT(A, X.KEY) = 0 AND PU_COUNT_DISTINCT(A, Y.KEY) > 0 THEN 'A Linked toY'
ELSE 'No link from A to X or Y
END
This will allow you to identify the A values that have linkage.
Thanks @john.brendan.owens will looking into this!