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Let's start with some nomenclature. See the table below. It has two columns: ID and flow. There are are six rows or records in the table. Notice the values of each column for each row.
I'm not sure what using an iterator is going to gain for you, as I'm not sure exactly what your end product is intended to be. You mention that for each ID you want the same flow value. Look at the records where ID = 1 and notice that there are two records, one with a <null> value for flow the other with a value of 5. If all you want is all the rows where ID = 1 to have a flow value of 5, just make a selection for those where ID = 1 and use the field calculator to up.date all those records such that flow = 5. (Or what ever value you want them to be)
As I recall, an iterator in model builder is a conditional statement, like if some condition is true, do something or while some condition is true, do something else.
Are you looking to preserve the the non-null values in the flow column or are you looking to update the flow values based on the ID as I show above?
