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edit approved Jan 7, 2018 at 14:19
Paul T. Rawkeen
edit approved Jan 7, 2018 at 14:19
Paul T. Rawkeen
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It's hard to tell what data you're even working with, but the standard object name is simply Pricebook2 (no underscoresno underscores). 

If you are trying to insert a record looking up to this object (such as PricebookEntrysuch as PricebookEntry), the name of the lookup field is Pricebook2Id.

It's hard to tell what data you're even working with, but the standard object name is simply Pricebook2 (no underscores). If you are trying to insert a record looking up to this object (such as PricebookEntry), the name of the lookup field is Pricebook2Id.

It's hard to tell what data you're even working with, but the standard object name is simply Pricebook2 (no underscores). 

If you are trying to insert a record looking up to this object (such as PricebookEntry), the name of the lookup field is Pricebook2Id.

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It's hard to tell what data you're even working with, but the standard object name is simply Pricebook2 (no underscores). If you are trying to insert a record looking up to this object (such as PricebookEntry), the name of the lookup field is Pricebook2Id.