Which flow logic is used after the Look Up Records action?

Which flow logic is used after the Look Up Records action?

• A. For Each
• B. If
• C. Switch
• D. Loop

Answer: (A)

When you use Look Up Records, you often get a collection of items to process. To handle every item in that collection, you wrap the subsequent actions in a For Each loop. This lets the flow run the same set of actions once for each record returned by the lookup, ensuring every matched record is processed. If you used a branch like If or a multi-branch Switch, you’d be deciding paths based on conditions for a single item, not iterating over all results. A general Loop exists, but the standard approach in Flow Designer for processing each record in a lookup result is the For Each construct.

When you use Look Up Records, you often get a collection of items to process. To handle every item in that collection, you wrap the subsequent actions in a For Each loop. This lets the flow run the same set of actions once for each record returned by the lookup, ensuring every matched record is processed.

If you used a branch like If or a multi-branch Switch, you’d be deciding paths based on conditions for a single item, not iterating over all results. A general Loop exists, but the standard approach in Flow Designer for processing each record in a lookup result is the For Each construct.