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Hi <br />
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I am trying to remove an item from a generic list, I have been using the code below but it does not remove the item.<br />
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&nbsp;_oM04_UserManager = New M04_UserManager<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Dim oM04_UserList As List(Of M04_User)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; oM04_UserList = _oM04_UserManager.GetAllUs<wbr />ersForAllC<wbr />ompanies(_<wbr />userId)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; oM04_UserList.RemoveAll(Fu<wbr />nction(p As M04_User) p.UserID = &quot;5833aeb8-13e7-44e5-b60d-6<wbr />00395f5cda<wbr />b&quot;)<br />
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Would be grateful for any advice<br />
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Thanks
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Hi 

I am trying to remove an item from a generic list, I have been using the code below but it does not remove the item.

 _oM04_UserManager = New M04_UserManager
                Dim oM04_UserList As List(Of M04_User)
                oM04_UserList = _oM04_UserManager.GetAllUsersForAllCompanies(_userId)
                oM04_UserList.RemoveAll(Function(p As M04_User) p.UserID = "5833aeb8-13e7-44e5-b60d-600395f5cdab")

Would be grateful for any advice

Thanks

Remove item from generic list

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