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# Identifying Clicked Buttons

## Overview

Knowing which button has been pressed in Salesforce Flows is crucial to ensure the right action is taken. This article will provide a comprehensive guide on using the [Avonni Button Group](/flow/flow-components/button-group.md) component, configuring the Row setting, and leveraging the "**`ClickedButtonName`**" attribute to determine the pressed button in a flow.

## Detailed Steps

1. Drag and drop the [Avonni Button Group](/flow/flow-components/button-group.md) component into your screen flow. This component allows you to create groups of buttons for seamless navigation and interaction.

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2. Leverage the "**`ClickedButtonName`**" Attribute to Identify the Pressed Button. Once you have set up the individual buttons within the Avonni Button Group component, the "**`ClickedButtonName`**" attribute becomes available.

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