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Hi Kevin,
Look like when you uncheck 'Enable overlapping of output populations'. It will do as you said:
"But in my understanding, if I uncheck 'Enable overlapping of output populations', then the split activity evaluates the condition like ' if then, else if then, else then'. It evaluates the condition starting from the first condition, if it meets the condition then skip other conditions. If it doesn't meet the condition, then evaluates the second condition. If I check 'Enable overlapping of output populations', then it evaluates the condition like ' if then, if then, if then'."
You have put the Record Type 2 as first condition. Then when 6 records come, it will check on Record Type 2 first. That's mean 2 records passed the condition. Then it end the checking process.
But if you check 'Enable overlapping of output populations'. All 6 records will check on all Types.
Please correct if I'm wrong.
Thanks.
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