How to remove selected data that found on another list and take last 6 id through LINQ without foreach loop





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I have two tables User and Income. I am selecting usersId from Income table like:



var SelectedId= 
objdb.Incomes.Where(x => x.NewUserId ==model.UserId).Select(x=>x.UserId).ToList();


now I want to select last 6 UserId from User that does not contain SelectedId
I know I can select six UserId like



objdb.Users.Select(x=> x.UserId).Take(6).ToList();


But I want only those data that doesn't in selected ID.










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    I have two tables User and Income. I am selecting usersId from Income table like:



    var SelectedId= 
    objdb.Incomes.Where(x => x.NewUserId ==model.UserId).Select(x=>x.UserId).ToList();


    now I want to select last 6 UserId from User that does not contain SelectedId
    I know I can select six UserId like



    objdb.Users.Select(x=> x.UserId).Take(6).ToList();


    But I want only those data that doesn't in selected ID.










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      I have two tables User and Income. I am selecting usersId from Income table like:



      var SelectedId= 
      objdb.Incomes.Where(x => x.NewUserId ==model.UserId).Select(x=>x.UserId).ToList();


      now I want to select last 6 UserId from User that does not contain SelectedId
      I know I can select six UserId like



      objdb.Users.Select(x=> x.UserId).Take(6).ToList();


      But I want only those data that doesn't in selected ID.










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      I have two tables User and Income. I am selecting usersId from Income table like:



      var SelectedId= 
      objdb.Incomes.Where(x => x.NewUserId ==model.UserId).Select(x=>x.UserId).ToList();


      now I want to select last 6 UserId from User that does not contain SelectedId
      I know I can select six UserId like



      objdb.Users.Select(x=> x.UserId).Take(6).ToList();


      But I want only those data that doesn't in selected ID.







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          Use a Where clause with x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId) as the predicate.



          objdb.Users.Where(x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId))
          .Select(x=> x.UserId)
          .Take(6)
          .ToList();


          reads as "retrieve the first 6 UserId's from Users where the UserId is not contained in the SelectedId's and collect to a list".



          If you want the last 6 based on some criteria then use OrderByDescending:



          objdb.Users.Where(x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId))
          .OrderByDescending(x => x.[property])
          .Select(x => x.UserId)
          .Take(6)
          .ToList();





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            Also, last should be last based on a criteria, so use an .OrderBy(x => x.[property]) or .OrderByDescending(x => x.[property])

            – Rafalon
            Jan 3 at 13:39








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            you saved my day sir it's working as per needed

            – ArunPratap
            Jan 3 at 13:49












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          Use a Where clause with x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId) as the predicate.



          objdb.Users.Where(x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId))
          .Select(x=> x.UserId)
          .Take(6)
          .ToList();


          reads as "retrieve the first 6 UserId's from Users where the UserId is not contained in the SelectedId's and collect to a list".



          If you want the last 6 based on some criteria then use OrderByDescending:



          objdb.Users.Where(x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId))
          .OrderByDescending(x => x.[property])
          .Select(x => x.UserId)
          .Take(6)
          .ToList();





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            Also, last should be last based on a criteria, so use an .OrderBy(x => x.[property]) or .OrderByDescending(x => x.[property])

            – Rafalon
            Jan 3 at 13:39








          • 1





            you saved my day sir it's working as per needed

            – ArunPratap
            Jan 3 at 13:49
















          4














          Use a Where clause with x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId) as the predicate.



          objdb.Users.Where(x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId))
          .Select(x=> x.UserId)
          .Take(6)
          .ToList();


          reads as "retrieve the first 6 UserId's from Users where the UserId is not contained in the SelectedId's and collect to a list".



          If you want the last 6 based on some criteria then use OrderByDescending:



          objdb.Users.Where(x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId))
          .OrderByDescending(x => x.[property])
          .Select(x => x.UserId)
          .Take(6)
          .ToList();





          share|improve this answer





















          • 2





            Also, last should be last based on a criteria, so use an .OrderBy(x => x.[property]) or .OrderByDescending(x => x.[property])

            – Rafalon
            Jan 3 at 13:39








          • 1





            you saved my day sir it's working as per needed

            – ArunPratap
            Jan 3 at 13:49














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          Use a Where clause with x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId) as the predicate.



          objdb.Users.Where(x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId))
          .Select(x=> x.UserId)
          .Take(6)
          .ToList();


          reads as "retrieve the first 6 UserId's from Users where the UserId is not contained in the SelectedId's and collect to a list".



          If you want the last 6 based on some criteria then use OrderByDescending:



          objdb.Users.Where(x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId))
          .OrderByDescending(x => x.[property])
          .Select(x => x.UserId)
          .Take(6)
          .ToList();





          share|improve this answer















          Use a Where clause with x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId) as the predicate.



          objdb.Users.Where(x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId))
          .Select(x=> x.UserId)
          .Take(6)
          .ToList();


          reads as "retrieve the first 6 UserId's from Users where the UserId is not contained in the SelectedId's and collect to a list".



          If you want the last 6 based on some criteria then use OrderByDescending:



          objdb.Users.Where(x => !SelectedId.Contains(x.UserId))
          .OrderByDescending(x => x.[property])
          .Select(x => x.UserId)
          .Take(6)
          .ToList();






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          • 2





            Also, last should be last based on a criteria, so use an .OrderBy(x => x.[property]) or .OrderByDescending(x => x.[property])

            – Rafalon
            Jan 3 at 13:39








          • 1





            you saved my day sir it's working as per needed

            – ArunPratap
            Jan 3 at 13:49














          • 2





            Also, last should be last based on a criteria, so use an .OrderBy(x => x.[property]) or .OrderByDescending(x => x.[property])

            – Rafalon
            Jan 3 at 13:39








          • 1





            you saved my day sir it's working as per needed

            – ArunPratap
            Jan 3 at 13:49








          2




          2





          Also, last should be last based on a criteria, so use an .OrderBy(x => x.[property]) or .OrderByDescending(x => x.[property])

          – Rafalon
          Jan 3 at 13:39







          Also, last should be last based on a criteria, so use an .OrderBy(x => x.[property]) or .OrderByDescending(x => x.[property])

          – Rafalon
          Jan 3 at 13:39






          1




          1





          you saved my day sir it's working as per needed

          – ArunPratap
          Jan 3 at 13:49





          you saved my day sir it's working as per needed

          – ArunPratap
          Jan 3 at 13:49




















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