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How do you do a fast lookup flow in Salesforce?
How do you do a fast lookup flow in Salesforce?
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- From Setup, click Create | Workflow & Approvals | Flows and open a new or existing flow.
- From the Palette, drag the Fast Lookup element onto the canvas.
- Enter the general settings for the element.
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- From Setup, click Create | Workflow & Approvals | Flows and open a new or existing flow.
- From the Palette, drag the Fast Lookup element onto the canvas.
- Enter the general settings for the element.
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