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What is recursive workflow rule in salesforce?
How to avoid recursive workflow rules?
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Hi Saurabh,
Recursive Workflow Rule is re-evaluating all workflow rules on the object if the field update results in a change to the value of the field,If Re-evaluate Workflow Rules After Field Change is enabled for a field update action
- If the field update changes the field’s value, all workflow rules on the associated object are re-evaluated. Any workflow rules whose criteria are met as a result of the field update will be triggered.
- Only workflow rules that didn’t fire before will be Retriggered.
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