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Example: How Step Conditions Affect a Preview
See how step entry conditions in your workflow determine the order and visibility of approval steps during preview.

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See how step entry conditions in your workflow determine the order and visibility of approval steps during preview.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions where Advanced Approvals is enabled |
This example uses a flow of type Autolaunched Flow Approval Process (No Trigger) with these stages.
If the account’s revenue meets or exceeds 1000, the flow ends after stage 1. The preview window shows the four steps in stage 1 across the HR, Legal, and Finance chains based on their entry condition and sequence order.
HR 2 and Legal 1 are at the same level because they both depend on HR 1.
If the account’s revenue is less than 1000, the flow moves to stage 3. The preview window shows the same steps as Scenario One and another approval step belonging to stage 3.

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