Which flow logic is used after the Look Up Records action to apply actions to each returned record?

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

Answer: (A)

When you look up multiple records, you’re working with a collection. To act on every item in that collection, you wrap the subsequent actions in a loop that processes each record one by one. For Each is the construct designed to iterate through every item in a list and run the contained steps for each record, ensuring no record is left unprocessed.

Conditional blocks like If or Switch evaluate conditions for a single item, not for every item in a whole collection, so they don’t automatically handle iteration across all returned records. A Loop might be interpreted as a general repetition, but in this context the standard, explicit way to process each record from the lookup is For Each.