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What is the difference between lookup and fast lookup data elements inflow in Salesforce?
What is the difference between lookup and fast lookup data elements inflow in salesforce?
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Lookup record will return only first matching record however to get all matching record, we should use fast lookup. Any data element with prefix “fast” means to work in bulk. As shown in below image we have two flavors of Data element in flow for CRUD operation.Salesforce Flow Data Elements.
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