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How will one workflow effects another workflow in Salesforce?
Will one workflow effects another workflow?
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Hi Suraj
Yes If one workflow field update one field and there is another workflow which gets trigger (provided that on field update "Re-evaluate Workflow Rules after Field Change" is checked).
Check here for more details :https://help.salesforce.com/apex/HTViewHelpDoc?id=workflow_field_updates_reevalute_wf.htmHoping it may help you:
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Yes, because in workflow we can not define which workflow fire first ,
If we have more than one workflow Rules on a single object than
workflow which has field update action fire first after that there is no sequence which one Fire ,so this may affect other workflow
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