Reputation: 4440
Grouping is an area of LINQ that I haven't quite managed to get my head around yet. I have the following code:
var subTrips = tbTripData
.Where(t => selectedVehicleIds.Contains(t.VehicleID))
.Join(tbSubTripData,
t => t.TripID,
s => s.TripID,
(t, s) => new { t = t, s = s })
.Select(r =>
new SubTrip
{
VehicleID = r.t.VehicleID,
TripID = r.t.TripID,
Sequence = r.s.Sequence,
TripDistance = r.s.TripDistance,
Odometer = r.s.Odometer
})
.ToList();
I'm trying to figure out a LINQ query that will look at subTrips and for each VehicleID
, find the first Odometer
, i.e. the Odometer
corresponding to the lowest TripID
and Sequence
values.
I've been poking at it for an hour but just can't figure it out. Can anyone offer some advice before I give up and write procedural code to do it?
UPDATE: To clarify, Sequence is the sequential number of each subtrip within a trip. So what I'm looking for is the Odometer from the first subtrip for each vehicle when the subtrips within each grouped VehicleID are ordered by TripID then by Sequence.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 60
Reputation: 9224
I'm not 100% what you're looking for. But this might get you started in the right direction.
var groupedList = (from s in subTrips
group s by s.VehicleID
into grp
select new
{
VehicleID = grp.Key,
Odometer = grp.OrderBy(ex => ex.TripID).Select(ex => ex.Odometer).First(),
TripID = grp.Min(ex => ex.TripID)
}
).ToList();
This will return the VehicleID, the Odometer corresponding to the lowest TripID, and the lowest TripID.
Upvotes: 1