I have a list, and I would like it to be sorted by DayOfWeek, except for the case where DayOfWeek=1, which should go at the end of the list. I have tried a few variations on OrderBy and ThenBy, but it seems to continue to sort in numerical order.
I am sure this is very simple, and I don't want to change the value of the Day=1, which was the original solution
var dayOfWeeksHolder = Enumerable.Range(1, 7);
var defaultTime = DateTime.Today.TimeOfDay;
var psList = _pickingScheduleIO.GetDayScheduleList(branchNo);
var psListByType = psList.Where(p => p.PickingSesstionTypeId == pickingSessionTypeId).ToList();
var fullList = (from d in dayOfWeeksHolder
join s in psListByType on d equals s.DayOfWeek into grp
from ds in grp.DefaultIfEmpty()
// where (ds == null || ds.PickingSesstionTypeId == pickingSessionTypeId)
select new DayScheduleVM
{
PickingScheduleId = ds == null ? 0 : ds.PickingSessionScheduleId,
DayOfWeek = d, //d == 1 ? d + 7 : d, //in sql sunday is 1, we need to make it to 8 so it will be sorted to last
StartTime = ds == null ? defaultTime : ds.StartTime,
EndTime = ds == null ? defaultTime : ds.EndTime,
PickingSessionTypeId = pickingSessionTypeId
}).OrderBy(a => a.DayOfWeek !=1).ThenBy(a => a.DayOfWeek);
return fullList.ToList();
You got an impression of numerical sort because of condition you used, precisely a => a.DayOfWeek != 1
. It will take all non-Sundays (true
) and place them after Sundays (false
), which is how OrderBy
sorts boolean
values.
Try either:
.OrderByDescending(a => a.DayofWeek != 1).ThenBy(a => a.DayofWeek)
.OrderBy(a => a.DayofWeek == 1).ThenBy(a => a.DayofWeek)
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