To remove price books from related lists, you can archive, deactivate, or delete the
price books. Each removal option has a different result. Before you remove a price book from
your related lists, determine which option best fits your business needs.
Required Editions
Products, product schedules, price books, and quotes available in: both
Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Orders available in Salesforce Classic
Products, product schedules, price books, and orders available in:
Professional, Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions
Quotes available in: Performance and Developer Editions and in
Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions with
Sales
Deleting, deactivating, or archiving a custom price book doesn’t affect other price
books or your product lists. However, these actions can affect your opportunities and quotes.
Changing associations with opportunities or quotes is sometimes required before you can remove
an associated price book.
You can deactivate the standard price book, but you can’t delete or archive
it.
Considerations for Deleting Price Books
You can’t delete a price book while it’s in use on opportunities or quotes. If you try
to, the system creates a list of the opportunities or quotes where the price book is
used.
When you delete a price book, you delete all entries in the price book. The deleted
price book and its entries move to the Recycle Bin. You can restore them for up to 15
days.
Considerations for Deactivating Price Books
You can activate, deactivate, or reactivate price books at any time by changing the price
book’s properties.
You can deactivate a price book even if it’s used on an opportunity or quote.
You can continue to manage entries in your price book while it’s deactivated.
Considerations for Archiving Price Books
To archive a price book, open
the price book and switch to Saleforce Classic. Click Archive and confirm that you want to
archive the price book.
You can archive a price book even if it’s in use on an opportunity or quote.
An archived price book is visible, but not accessible, in all associated records.
Entries in archived price books don’t appear in search results.
You can’t recover or delete an archived price book.
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