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What do you want the List to be? A List(Of String), where you combine the two columns to become one string or a List(Of SomeClass) where the class has two properties?
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What do you want the List to be? A List(Of String), where you combine the two columns to become one string or a List(Of SomeClass) where the class has two properties?

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I guess I want a dictionary:<br />
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Integer, String
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I guess I want a dictionary:

Integer, String

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Hi newbieweb;<br />
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Every key in a Dictionary(Of TKey, TValue) must be unique. Which will be the Key the column with the Integer or the column with the String data type?
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Hi newbieweb;

Every key in a Dictionary(Of TKey, TValue) must be unique. Which will be the Key the column with the Integer or the column with the String data type?

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Also, trying to find the Index by the Key, if you have a moment :)<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28495175/Visual-Basic-Finding-the-Index-of-a-given-Key-in-a-Dictionary.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28495175/Visual-Basic-Finding-the-Index-of-a-given-Key-in-a-Dictionary.html</a>
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Also, trying to find the Index by the Key, if you have a moment :)

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28495175/Visual-Basic-Finding-the-Index-of-a-given-Key-in-a-Dictionary.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28495175/Visual-Basic-Finding-the-Index-of-a-given-Key-in-a-Dictionary.html]

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Hi newbiweb;<br />
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A Dictionary object does NOT maintain an index into its collection and therefor does not have an index. You may want to use a different collection if you need indexing.
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Hi newbiweb;

A Dictionary object does NOT maintain an index into its collection and therefor does not have an index. You may want to use a different collection if you need indexing.

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Not a problem newbieweb, glad I was able to help.
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Not a problem newbieweb, glad I was able to help.

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My DataTable has two columns (Integer, String)<br />
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And I need to convert that entire DataTable into a single list.<br />
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What is the VB syntax for this?
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My DataTable has two columns (Integer, String)

And I need to convert that entire DataTable into a single list.

What is the VB syntax for this?

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