In the example shown, the formula references a field (Account.Name) that does not exist or is not accessible in the current flow context.
This issue occurs when a Salesforce Flow contains an invalid formula expression or references a field type that Salesforce does not support through the Flow API. As a result, the flow fails to save or execute correctly.
For formula field problems, try resolution 1 then resolution 2.
For other field issues, try resolution 2.
Recreate the flow criteria if possible.
Use this when the formula is simple to recreate such as a simple reference or if, then
Resolution 2: Create notification with Filter Logic
Use when the logic only is looking at the root object.
There are tradeoffs to using each mechanism
Filter formula:
Can use lookup objects in flow criteria.
Cannot use formula fields as flow criteria.
Filter logic:
Cannot use lookup objects in flow criteria.
Can use formula fields as flow criteria.
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