How to count the number of occurrences after group by

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i have a data table
khoa -------- tenban

LCK        bataimuihong 
LCK        bank 
LCK        bank 
LCK        bank
KHNGOAI    bank
KHNGOAI    bataimuihong
KHNGOAI    bataimuihong

how can i count the number of occurrences after grouped by 'khoa' and 'tenban'

What I have tried:

C#

<pre>var data = (from a in _en.EMR_BenhAn.Where(p => p.NgayLap >= tungay && p.NgayLap <= denngay).ToList()
                            join dmba in _en.DM_BenhAn on a.KyHieuBA equals dmba.KyHieuBA
                            join kh in _en.EMR_Khoa on a.MaBAn equals kh.MaBAn
                            join kp in _en.KPhongs on kh.MaKPnh equals kp.MaKP
                            select new
                            {
                                kp.TenKP,
                                dmba.TenBenhAn
                            }).GroupBy(p => new
                            {
                                p.TenBenhAn,
                                p.TenKP

                            }).ToList();
                var data2 = data.Select(p=> new
                    {
                        TenBenhAn = p.Key.TenBenhAn,
                        TenKP = p.Key.TenKP
                    }).OrderBy(p=> p.TenKP).ToList();


                var sl = data.Select(p => p.Key.TenBenhAn);
                xrSL.Text = sl.ToString();

Posted 1-Nov-20 21:26pm

Huyyhaha

Updated 2-Nov-20 16:26pm

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Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2020-11-01T22:46:00

Solution 1

Try:

C#

.GroupBy(
    p => new { p.TenBenhAn, p.TenKP }, 
    (key, items) => new { key.TenBenhAn, key.TenKP, Count = items.Count() })

Enumerable.GroupBy Method (System.Linq) | Microsoft Docs[^]

Posted 1-Nov-20 22:46pm

Richard Deeming

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Huyyhaha 2-Nov-20 23:06pm

I can view how it came out, Currently I am viewing it like this but it has a 'string' error

Richard Deeming 3-Nov-20 4:07am

If you want someone to help you fix an error, you need to provide the full details of the error.

Huyyhaha 3-Nov-20 4:09am

I'm getting the display error when I use this command !
var sl = data.Where(p => p.TenBenhAn.Count() > 0).ToList();

xrSL.Text = sl.ToString();

Richard Deeming 3-Nov-20 4:10am

Once again: If you want someone to help you fix an error, YOU NEED TO EXPLAIN WHAT THE ERROR IS!

Huyyhaha 3-Nov-20 4:15am

I'm sorry my network has a problem! I don't know how to explain it! But when I run it it shows this error
system.collections.generic.list 1[ System.boolean ]

Richard Deeming 3-Nov-20 4:20am

That's not an error. That's the result of calling ToString on an object whose class doesn't override the method - it just returns the type name.

List<T> doesn't override ToString, so your sl.ToString() call will simply return the type name: System.Collections.Generic.List`1[System.Boolean]

You need to decide how you want to display the list, and construct a string yourself. For example:

xrSL.Text = string.Join(", ", sl);

Huyyhaha 3-Nov-20 4:37am

Thank you it was better!

Huyyhaha 3-Nov-20 4:40am

but for I ask them is to are the current counters in each group, doing as any.Cannot in this command is display 'count'
.GroupBy(
p => new { p.TenBenhAn, p.TenKP },
(key, items) => new { key.TenBenhAn, key.TenKP, Count = items.Count() })

Richard Deeming 3-Nov-20 4:44am

That code will give you a list of objects containing the two key properties and the number of items. How you display that list is up to you.

Huyyhaha 3-Nov-20 4:45am

Thank you very much for your help