I am getting a collection of UserTaskGroup as List, in which I have List in each object, means for 1 task group, there could be one or multiple tasks.

I want to split the items using Linq in such way that each time a command type changes the previous items go to a separate group.

I want to split the items using Linq in such way that each time a command type changes the previous items go to a separate group.

I want to split the items using Linq in such way that each time a command type changes the previous items go to a separate group.

I want to split the items using Linq in such way that each time a command type changes the previous items go to a separate group.

Consider the following code, where I have flattened list of application-and-owner pairs, applicationAndOwnerPairs:

I have a dataset that I need to filter on multiple columns (six in total). Not every column will be filtered, i.e. a user can filter on column 1 and 3, but not 2,4,5, or 6. I can filter successfully when there is only a single value in each column. However once a column has multiple filters it fails.

Here is sample table :

Here is sample table :

Here is sample table :