C# LINQ counting elements with DISTINCT
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I have a collection of KeyValuePair items with DateTime as key and a string as value. Basically my data looks like:

12/07/2013 - 10220
12/07/2013 - 10220
12/07/2013 - 12220
12/07/2013 - 11240
12/07/2013 - 15220
13/07/2013 - 23220
13/07/2013 - 35620
14/07/2013 - 15620
14/07/2013 - 15620

I would like to have a List of how many items (distinct) I've for each days. So the query would result in a:

12/07/2013 - 4
13/07/2013 - 2
14/07/2013 - 1
Insphere answered 15/7, 2013 at 10:41 Comment(0)
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use group by

var dateGrouped = dates.GroupBy(x => x.Key)
                       .Select(x => new { Date = x.Key, Values = x.Distinct().Count() });
Ozan answered 15/7, 2013 at 10:44 Comment(0)
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Below is the solution with complete example

        var list = new[]
        {
            new {Date = new DateTime(2013,07,12), value = 10220},
            new {Date = new DateTime(2013,07,12), value = 10220},
            new {Date = new DateTime(2013,07,12), value = 12220},
            new {Date = new DateTime(2013,07,12), value = 11240},
            new {Date = new DateTime(2013,07,12), value = 15220},
            new {Date = new DateTime(2013,07,13), value = 23220},
            new {Date = new DateTime(2013,07,13), value = 35620},
            new {Date = new DateTime(2013,07,14), value = 15620},
            new {Date = new DateTime(2013,07,14), value = 15620},
        };


        var res = from l in list group l by new { l.Date } into g select new { g.Key.Date, value = g.Distinct().Count() };

        foreach (var item in res)
        {
            Console.WriteLine(item.Date + " " + item.value);
        }
Rupture answered 15/7, 2013 at 11:13 Comment(0)

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