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# Exit block

The Exit Block action node can be put inside a [Block](/library/action-nodes/block.md) to end the execution of that block. If this action node is placed outside of a Block, it will end the execution of the entire action in the same was as [End Execution](/library/action-nodes/end-execution.md). Note that this action node will not exit [If](/library/action-nodes/if.md), [Foreach](/library/action-nodes/foreach.md) or [While](/library/action-nodes/while.md) blocks.

### Example

In the example below, three If-blocks are placed inside a Sequential block. If any of them are evaluated to True, the `Count` variable will be logged to the browser console and then end the execution of the Sequential block.

The Exit Block below the block will then cause the action to end so that the Update object node at the bottom is never executed.

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