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Formulas prefixed with Lookup can search more fields, formulas without that prefix use only Id or URL

Formulas prefixed with Lookup, like LookupContacts() for example, allow for the SOQL WHERE clause to be used and the ability to lookup results using many various fields for searching.
Formulas NOT prefixed with Lookup are simpler and require either the Id or the URL for the record.
Id is usually found in the URL and looks like this, 0055w00000FFYi5AAH
URL works as well when the id is included. ​https://my_salesforce_install.com/0055w00000FFYi5AAH/view
Notes
Formula
Description
Open
LookupRecords()
Lookup one or more records in Salesforce.
Open
LookupOpportunities()
Lookup one or more Opportunity records in Salesforce.
Open
LookupAccounts()
Lookup one or more Account records in Salesforce.
Open
LookupCampaigns()
Lookup one or more Campaign records in Salesforce.
Open
LookupContacts()
Lookup one or more Contact records in Salesforce.
Open
LookupLeads()
Lookup one or more Lead records in Salesforce.
Open
LookupCases()
Lookup one or more Case records in Salesforce.
Open
LookupTasks()
Lookup one or more Task records in Salesforce.
Open
Opportunity()
Lookup one or more Opportunity records in Salesforce by its ID or URL.
Open
Account()
Lookup one or more Account records in Salesforce by its ID or URL.
Open
Campaign()
Lookup one or more Campaign records in Salesforce by its ID or URL.
Open
Contact()
Lookup one or more Contact records in Salesforce by its ID or URL.
Open
Lead()
Lookup one or more Lead records in Salesforce by its ID or URL.
Open
Case()
Lookup one or more Case records in Salesforce by its ID or URL.
Open
Task()
Lookup one or more Task records in Salesforce by its ID or URL.
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