Try this: var ListID = SubDetails . Where(info => typeList. Any(type => type == info.
TypeID) . Select(info => info. OrderID).
Try this. Var ListID = typelist. Join(SubDetails,tl=>tl,sd=>sd.
TypeID,(tl,sd)=>sd. OrderID).ToArray().
You can fill up ListID as SubDetails. Where(t => typeList. Exists(lst => lst.XXX == t.
TypeID)). Select(id => id. OrderID).
Thanks for the reply, but I am getting the error from typeList. Contains(t. TypeID)) as typeList.
Contains expect something of Custom type in it, I could make it work my merging with answer of Ed, typeList. Any(u=>u. TypeID==t.
TypeID), kindly enlighten your approach – Manvinder yesterday Oops I missed the customtype part – V4Vendetta yesterday One upvote for you – Manvinder yesterday.
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