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How can I use Ischanged() in lookup field in Salesforce?
How can I use Ischanged() in lookup field in Salesforce?
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3 Replies
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Hello Avnish,
You can use Ischanged in lookup field by setting:
Eval Criteria: created and every time it's edited.
Rule Criteria: formula evaluates to true
Formula:ISCHANGED(Lookup_Field__c). -
Hello Avnish,
You can do this using WF rule on the parent object that checks all those field if they have been modified and set a IsChanged checkbox to true. Next time you do a modification on the child object you verify if the Parent__r.IsChanged__c == true, and if it is then prevent the user from edit(validation rule)
Thanks.
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Hi,
Just try this -
IsChanged(yourLookup__c)
It will give true if your lookup is changed to different value.
Hope this helps.
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