If the condition set 1, “DivisionName=Alpha” is false will it them skip over the email, T-ID3, and look to see if it meets the next condition set, 2, and continue in that fashion OR once a condition set is not met will the workflow stop at that point?
Best answer by Nam Nguyen
@kgillis You can include multiple condition blocks in a workflow. When the workflow runs, the workflow conditions and tasks will be evaluated in the order they appear in the workflow editor. Thus, the initial condition must be passed before being evaluated for the next condition. As soon as a condition is not met, the workflow will not continue evaluating following conditions.
So if it false (not = Alpha), it will not check for the 2nd one. You should make these emails tasks 2 completely different workflows
@kgillis You can include multiple condition blocks in a workflow. When the workflow runs, the workflow conditions and tasks will be evaluated in the order they appear in the workflow editor. Thus, the initial condition must be passed before being evaluated for the next condition. As soon as a condition is not met, the workflow will not continue evaluating following conditions.
So if it false (not = Alpha), it will not check for the 2nd one. You should make these emails tasks 2 completely different workflows