I have a datatable which looks like this:
Id | Title | Month | Year |
ebdef240-abb7-4a82-9229-1ed37496da86 | Maths FT | 1 | 2013 |
57504a66-4882-4794-a8b9-af0ead38dc70 | Maths FT | 2 | 2013 |
57504a66-4882-4794-a8b9-af0ead38dc70 | Maths FT | 2 | 2014 |
57504a66-4882-4794-a8b9-af0ead38dc70 | Maths FT | 2 | 2015 |
ebdef239-abb7-4a82-9229-1ed37496da86 | English PT | 1 | 2013 |
ebdef239-abb7-4a82-9229-1ed37496da86 | English PT | 1 | 2014 |
but I would like it to be arranged like this:
Id | Title | Month | Years |
ebdef240-abb7-4a82-9229-1ed37496da86 | Maths FT | 1 | 2013 |
57504a66-4882-4794-a8b9-af0ead38dc70 | Maths FT | 2 | 2013, 2014, 2015 |
ebdef239-abb7-4a82-9229-1ed37496da86 | English PT | 1 | 2013, 2014 |
It maybe that it would make more sense to represent this as a list. I made an attempt at doing this, but am confused as to a) how I can combine the Years (as above, and b) include non-grouped fields, such as the ID (there are others, this is just a few of the columns for simplicity):
From LINQPad:
var objectTable = new DataTable();
objectTable.Columns.Add("Title",typeof(string));
objectTable.Columns.Add("id",typeof(Guid));
objectTable.Columns.Add("Month",typeof(int));
objectTable.Columns.Add("Year",typeof(string));
objectTable.Rows.Add("Maths FT", "ebdef240-abb7-4a82-9229-1ed37496da86", 1, "2013");
objectTable.Rows.Add("Maths FT", "57504a66-4882-4794-a8b9-af0ead38dc70", 2, "2013");
objectTable.Rows.Add("Maths FT", "57504a66-4882-4794-a8b9-af0ead38dc70", 2, "2014");
objectTable.Rows.Add("Maths FT", "57504a66-4882-4794-a8b9-af0ead38dc70", 2, "2015");
objectTable.Rows.Add("English PT", "ebdef239-abb7-4a82-9229-1ed37496da86", 1, "2013");
objectTable.Rows.Add("English PT", "ebdef239-abb7-4a82-9229-1ed37496da86", 1, "2014");
var DataSort = from row in objectTable.AsEnumerable()
group row by new {title = row.Field<string>("Title"), month = row.Field<int>("Month")} into grp
select new
{
Title = grp.Key.title,
Month = grp.Key.month,
};
DataSort.Dump();
Any examples would greatly appreciated.
Thanks.