Philippe Renaud
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LINQ question
Hello EE ... I got a linq expression in vb.net like this :
Dim q = (From m In MyItems
Where arrString.All(Function(v) m.Value.Contains(v))
Order By m.Key Descending
Select m)
the first item in ever rows in q is a datevalue.
How could I modify that LINQ expression so that in q I would get the number of days difference between each rows instead of every datevalue ?
Dim q = (From m In MyItems
Where arrString.All(Function(v) m.Value.Contains(v))
Order By m.Key Descending
Select m)
the first item in ever rows in q is a datevalue.
How could I modify that LINQ expression so that in q I would get the number of days difference between each rows instead of every datevalue ?
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