Your original query didn't compile when I went to test it. Here's a version that does: Dim coverages = _ From rl In oClaimsPolicy. RiskLocations _ From ri in rl.
RiskItems _ From rc in ri. RiskCoverages _ Select New Coverage With {. Level = "Coverage"} Now, to get the kind of results that you want try doing this: dim create As Func(Of String, IEnumerable(Of Coverage)) = _ Function (level) New Coverage() _ { New Coverage With { .
Level = level } } Dim coverages = _ From rl In oClaimsPolicy. RiskLocations _ From cl In create("Location"). Concat( _ From ri In rl.
RiskItems _ From ci In create(" Item"). Concat( _ From rc In ri. RiskCoverages _ From cc In create(" Coverage") _ Select cc) _ Select ci) _ Select cl It's a bunch of nested SelectMany & Concat expressions and it produces a list of Coverage objects like this: Location Item Coverage Location Item Coverage Item Coverage Is this what you're after?
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