Try spliting the query into a number of sub queries and see which ones work (if any).
Try spliting the query into a number of sub queries and see which ones work (if any): Dim alq = From a In tmpActual _ Group Join l In tmpLocal On l. Item("Dates") Equals a. Item("Dates") Into al = Group Dim apq = _ From x In alq.DefaultIfEmpty() _ Group Join p In tmpProd On p.
Item("Dates") Equals a. Item("Dates") Into ap = Group Dim adq = _ From y In apq.DefaultIfEmpty() _ Group Join d In tmpDelta On d. Item("Dates") Equals a.
Item("Dates") Into ad = Group Dim Xq = _ From z In adq.DefaultIfEmpty() _ Select KPI = a. Item("KPI"), ProcessDate = a. Item("Dates"), AccountingActual = a.
Item("AccountingActual"), LocalForecast = x. Item("LocalForecast"), ProdForecast = y. Item("ProdForecast"), Localdelta = z.
Item("LocalDelta"), ProdDelta = z. Item("ProdDelta") Dim Xq1 = Xq. DefaultIfEmpty Note I've only edited the code you provided in SO -- I have not syntax checked it in an IDE!
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