When using the Salesforce Data Import Wizard to import records into a custom object that has a master-detail relationship field, you may encounter the following error:
"REQUIRED_FIELD_MISSING: Required fields are missing: [Fieldname__c]:FieldName__c --"
This error occurs because master-detail relationship fields are always required on child (detail) records. If the import CSV file does not include the parent record ID for this field, Salesforce cannot create the child record and returns this error. The field is mapped during import but contains no data in the CSV, causing the import to fail.
This error occurs when a master-detail field is mapped during import but the CSV file contains no data in that column. Since every master-detail field is required on the detail (child) record, the attempt to create records fails.
To resolve this error, populate the CSV file with the ID of the associated parent record in the master-detail field column, then attempt the upload again.
Example: Suppose you are importing records into a custom object called "Order Line__c" that has a master-detail relationship to a parent object called "Order__c". Your CSV file must include a column containing the Order__c record ID for each row. If this column is empty or missing, Salesforce cannot create the child Order Line__c records and returns the REQUIRED_FIELD_MISSING error.
Steps to resolve:
General Importing Questions — Salesforce Help
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