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CAMCO B-12345 (SAMPLE) FOLLOWER RADIUS FOLLOWER VELOC FOLLOWER ACCEL (INCHES) (INCHES/SEC) (INCH/SEC/SEC) -33453 -42677 -58063 -88364 -173939 -1857170 232065 113671 77297 59720 49406 42652 37902 34391 31696 29567 27843 26421 25227 24209 23330 22561 21882 21275 20727 20229 19772 19349 18955 18586 18239

number Sum(number [report_variable])

Values in ascending order: -19 -5 0 2 4 7 10

To change the order to descending, simply specify the descending option, as shown here:

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RADIUS OF CURV (INCHES)

var posNums = from n in nums orderby n descending select n;

If you try this, you will see that the order of the values is reversed Although sorting on a single criterion is often what is needed, you can use orderby to sort on multiple items by using this form: orderby sort-onA direction, sort-onB direction, sort-onC direction,

Example: Sum([Revenue]) will return 835,420 when the [Revenue] report_variable contains (563250; 107400; 164770)

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In this form, sort-onA is the item on which the primary sorting is done Then, each group of equivalent items is sorted on sort-onB, and each of those groups is sorted on sort-onC, and so on Thus, each subsequent sort-on specifies a then by item on which to sort In all cases, direction is optional, defaulting to ascending Here is an example that uses three sort criteria to sort bank account information by last name, then by first name, and finally by account balance:

The Var function will return the variance for a set of numbers in the numeric report_variable provided

// Sort on multiple criteria with orderby using System; using SystemLinq; class Account { public string public string public double public string

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FirstName { get; private set; } LastName { get; private set; } Balance { get; private set; } AccountNumber { get; private set; }

number Var(number [report_variable])

public Account(string fn, string ln, string accnum, double b) { FirstName = fn; LastName = ln; AccountNumber = accnum; Balance = b; } } class OrderbyDemo { static void Main() { // Create some data Account[] accounts = { new new new new new new new new new new new new new };

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Account("Tom", "Smith", "132CK", 10023), Account("Tom", "Smith", "132CD", 1000000), Account("Ralph", "Jones", "436CD", 192385), Account("Ralph", "Jones", "454MM", 987132), Account("Ted", "Krammer", "897CD", 322319), Account("Ralph", "Jones", "434CK", -12332), Account("Sara", "Smith", "543MM", 501740), Account("Sara", "Smith", "547CD", 3495579), Account("Sara", "Smith", "843CK", 34500), Account("Albert", "Smith", "445CK", 21367), Account("Betty", "Krammer","968MM",514667), Account("Carl", "Smith", "078CD", 1534599), Account("Jenny", "Jones", "108CK", 1098)

The VarP function will return the population variance for a set of numbers in the numeric report_variable provided

// Create a query that obtains the accounts in sorted order // Sorting first by last name, then within same last names sorting by // by first name, and finally by account balance var accInfo = from acc in accounts orderby accLastName, accFirstName, accBalance select acc;

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number VarP(number [report_variable])

ConsoleWriteLine("Accounts in sorted order: "); string str = "";