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How to get record type id in Salesforce?
How to get record type id in Salesforce?
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Go to the Record Type (Setup> Customize> (object)> Record Types). Click on the record type. Find the Record Type ID in the URL between id= and &type.
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Go to the Record Type (Setup -> Customize -> (object) -> Record Types). Click on the record type. Find the Record Type ID in the URL between id= and &type.
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