The custdataset25 dataset object must have at least one workbook object referencing it

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Based on the conversations, it seems that the custdataset25 dataset object must be referenced by at least one workbook object. This is because workbooks in NetSuite get their data from a dataset. If a workbook is unable to load, it could be due to the dataset it's trying to retrieve not being accessible or not existing. In the first conversation, the user was trying to load a workbook with an ID of 30 but encountered an error. The other users suggested that the issue might be due to the script ID being used instead of the internal ID, and that the ID should begin with 'custworkbook' as the prefix. They also mentioned that workbooks get their data from a dataset, and in this case, it was trying to retrieve 'custdataset12'. In the second conversation, the user was trying to build a list of subsidiaries with a count of bank accounts per subsidiary using SuiteAnalytics. The other users suggested using a common field in both datasets, such as the Subsidiary internal ID, to link them together. In the third conversation, a user was interested in creating an Analytics Dataset/Workbook to monitor script usage. Another user suggested starting with the Application Performance Management documentation. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******