nevermind fixed it I changed the '{Email.value}' to {Email.value} without the single quotes and it worked!

Try "Select Id, FirstName, LastName, Email FROM Contact Where Email = " + "'" + {Email.value} + "'"

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Thank you very much, Sameh. I wish I could do it in APEX 😅

As soon as the flow hits SOQL 101, it will crash, if there is no error handling, it will show the two red lines, the flow has failed, and the flow will rollback any changes, nothing will be created from this transaction. 100 Payments though don't necessarily mean 100 SOQLs In this video, I used only one SOQL in the get Opp element. Rec Variables and Rec variable collections and create elements don't count towards SOQL Create and Update count towrads DML Limits Get and the filter by inside the Update element count towards the SOQL Limit One Get Element = 1 SOQL That is why it is not best pratice to use a Get element inside a loop because each time it runs, it counts 1 SOQL. Instead we utilize assignements and record variables. I hope this sheds some light

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Everyone, Ankur and I had a conversation about this, and he is 100% right. We can create a Record Var of object account and make it available for input, then in the page edit, we can pass all the fields (the entire record). When we do that, we don't have to use the Get Element saving us one element on the way. Thanks Ankur

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