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The list<br />
var listofIns = new[]{ &quot;AXGRMS&quot;,&quot;LATGRMS&quot;,&quot;AXSHK&quot;<wbr />,&quot;LATSHK&quot;,<wbr />&quot;AXROT&quot;,&quot;L<wbr />ATROT&quot;}; <br />
are the strings I am looking for in the wordlist.thelabel<br />
the struct is below for the wordlist<br />
<br />
public struct datawords<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; {<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; public DateTime thetime { get; set; }<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; public string thelabel { get; set; }<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; public float thevalue { get; set; }<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; }<br />
public BindingList&lt;datawords&gt; wordList = new BindingList&lt;datawords&gt;();
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The list
var listofIns = new[]{ "AXGRMS","LATGRMS","AXSHK","LATSHK","AXROT","LATROT"};
are the strings I am looking for in the wordlist.thelabel
the struct is below for the wordlist

public struct datawords
        {
            public DateTime thetime { get; set; }
            public string thelabel { get; set; }
            public float thevalue { get; set; }
        }
public BindingList<datawords> wordList = new BindingList<datawords>();

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got it <br />
SVType = Program.myMainControl.dtoc<wbr />.wordList.<wbr />Last().the<wbr />label;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; new_SVValue = Program.myMainControl.dtoc<wbr />.wordList.<wbr />Last().the<wbr />value;
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got it
SVType = Program.myMainControl.dtoc.wordList.Last().thelabel;
                new_SVValue = Program.myMainControl.dtoc.wordList.Last().thevalue;

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Thanks when I saw what you wrote I figured it out.....:D
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Thanks when I saw what you wrote I figured it out.....:D

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I have a list that is populated continuously<br />
I need to find the last entry and see if it is one of my strings<br />
&nbsp;Program.myMainControl.dtoc<wbr />.wordList &lt;- my list<br />
var listofIns = new[]{ &quot;AXGRMS&quot;,&quot;LATGRMS&quot;,&quot;AXSHK&quot;<wbr />,&quot;LATSHK&quot;,<wbr />&quot;AXROT&quot;,&quot;L<wbr />ATROT&quot;}; &lt;- what I am looking for<br />
<br />
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how do I &nbsp;do that with linq?
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I have a list that is populated continuously
I need to find the last entry and see if it is one of my strings
 Program.myMainControl.dtoc.wordList <- my list
var listofIns = new[]{ "AXGRMS","LATGRMS","AXSHK","LATSHK","AXROT","LATROT"}; <- what I am looking for


how do I  do that with linq?

select last linq and lambda

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