What does the Stop Workflow and log... action do?

I have used the stop workflow action in my SPD workflows but it doesn't seem to do what I thought it would. It doesn't stop....it goes right on to the next step!
I want to be able to say if a condition is true, stop the workflow, do not go any further, quit!
If the condition is false, then go on to the next action or step.
How do I get a workflow to completely stop even if there are more steps!
Tearing hair out,
Judy

Hi Judy,
The Stop Workflow action is really stopping the current workflow instance.
The possibility of your issue is the condition does not get the value as expected.
I suggest you to put Log to History List action before the condition to find out if the condition value is correct or not.
And then do some further troubleshooting.
-lambert
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