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When to use IsNew() in formula in process builder in Salesforce?
When to use IsNew() in formula in process builder in Salesforce?
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ISNEW() will check if the formula you create is running when a new record is created and will return TRUE if it is. If the record is being edited, the function returns FALSE.
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ISNEW. Description: Checks if the formula is running during the creation of a new record and returns TRUE if it is. If an existing record is being updated, this function returns FALSE.
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It Checks if the formula is running during the creation of a new record and returns TRUE if it is. If an existing record is being updated, this function returns FALSE.
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