I have a table in DB that stores the data value and a two tiered label.
data {int id, string label, string section, double value}
An example entry to illustrate my problem:
{"Sports", "Football", "Sport", "Food", "", 34} {"Food", "Pizza", 56} {"Sports", "Baseball", 33} , 44} {"Food", "Donuts", 19}I want to be able to print such values:
Sports | 12 baseball | 33 football 44 food | 34 Pizza | 56 donuts | 1 9
This code I have is completed by my 50%:
var first = (d to db.Data where d Select .ID = PARAM d); Var line = First Group by (x = & gt; x.Label); Leading (var k) in line {Console.Write (k.Key + "\ t |"); Forchach (various Jammu in Kashmir) {console. White (J. Data); } Console. Type ("\ n"); }
But it just prints:
Game | 12 games | 33 games | 44 food | 34 food 56 food | 19
I understand that, I do not know how to reach .
k.key
to <
How can I use to get my desired output?
I had to do this work:
var row = first.GroupBy (x => new {X.Label, x.Section});
foreach (var k) in line {Console.Write (k.Key.Section == faucet} k.Key.Section == ""? K.Key.Label: k. Key.Section); ...}
New question:
How can I find out the edge of "sports" / "food" I want to insert a divider (------------);
should print
games | 12 baseball | 33 football 44 ------------- Food | 34 Pizza | 56 donuts | 19 -------------
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