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A developer writes a trigger on the Account object on the before update event that increments a count field. A record triggered flow also increments the count field every time that an Account is created or updated. What is the value of the count field if an Account is inserted with an initial value of zero, assuming no other automation logic is implemented on the Account?
Correct Answer: A
When an Account record is created, the following happens: Before insert triggerincrements the count field once. After insert record-triggered flowexecutes and increments the count again. When the record is subsequently updated: Before update triggerincrements the count again. After update record-triggered flowincrements it once more. Thus, the final value of thecountfield =4. Order of Execution in Salesforce
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Anything101 - Nov 29, 2025
I hate these type of questions, they're intentionally vague to trick you.
The record is inserted, with a value of 0. As this is an insert operation, the before update trigger doesn't apply. Now, the question specifically uses the word 'increments', this strongly suggests they are talking about fast field (before safe) flows. As this doesn't perform a DML operation, an update trigger doesn't execute.
So agreed, the answer is 1.
Mangoliva - Nov 12, 2025
Shouldn't it be 1? Trigger is for before update The flow triggers if a record is created or updated.
If we only insert the record, it just uses the flow and only when it was created.
Recent Comments (The most recent comments are at the top.)
I hate these type of questions, they're intentionally vague to trick you.
The record is inserted, with a value of 0.
As this is an insert operation, the before update trigger doesn't apply.
Now, the question specifically uses the word 'increments', this strongly suggests they are talking about fast field (before safe) flows. As this doesn't perform a DML operation, an update trigger doesn't execute.
So agreed, the answer is 1.
Shouldn't it be 1?
Trigger is for before update
The flow triggers if a record is created or updated.
If we only insert the record, it just uses the flow and only when it was created.