How to take the sum of the amount node in the XML shared in C#?

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I want to take the sum of the amount node (node name-amt) in the below XML for the due date node coming as (2023-05-03) (node name-pmtDueDate) with Type node value as "Principal and Pass thru" (node name- type)in the below XML updated in C#.

What I have tried:

XML

<NS1:getInstallmentHistoryReply xmlns:NS1="urn:esbbank.com/gbo/xml/schemas/v1_0/">
	<eAI_HEADER>
		<msgChannel>HTTP</msgChannel>
		<requestorLanguage>E</requestorLanguage>
	</eAI_HEADER>
	<eAI_BODY>
		<referenceNum>508PB1AC26B2C118</referenceNum>
         <installmentHistoryDetail>
			<billidNum>17</billidNum>
			<amt>106.450000</amt>
			<type>Pass thru</type>
			<pmtDueDate>2023-05-03T00:00:00</pmtDueDate>
		</installmentHistoryDetail>
		 <installmentHistoryDetail>
			<billidNum>17</billidNum>
			<amt>106.450000</amt>
			<type>Profit</type>
			<pmtDueDate>2023-05-03T00:00:00</pmtDueDate>
		</installmentHistoryDetail>
		 <installmentHistoryDetail>
			<billidNum>17</billidNum>
			<amt>106.450000</amt>
			<type>Principal</type>
			<pmtDueDate>2023-05-03T00:00:00</pmtDueDate>
		</installmentHistoryDetail>
		 <installmentHistoryDetail>
			<billidNum>17</billidNum>
			<amt>106.450000</amt>
			<type>Principal</type>
			<pmtDueDate>2023-06-03T00:00:00</pmtDueDate>
		</installmentHistoryDetail>
		
	</eAI_BODY>
</NS1:getInstallmentHistoryReply>

Posted 26-Oct-23 3:01am

Member 7513082

Updated 27-Oct-23 5:01am

Deeksha Shenoy

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Richard Deeming 26-Oct-23 9:30am

And?

What have you tried, and where are you stuck?

Just dumping an XML file and saying "I want ..." is not a question; it's a demand for someone else to do your work for you.

Dave Kreskowiak 26-Oct-23 10:01am

212.900000

Or did you have a question about code YOU are supposed to be writing? We're not here to do your work for you.

Graeme_Grant 27-Oct-23 8:30am

You missed one :P

Total Amount: 319.350000

Dave Kreskowiak 27-Oct-23 9:29am

No, I didn't. Check the conditions again.

Graeme_Grant 27-Oct-23 19:31pm

Yes, you are right. I failed to apply the last condition.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2023-10-26T05:54:00

We can't answer that - partly because as Richard and Dave have said, you didn't actually ask a question, or show any effort, but mostly because there are too many ways to do it, and we have no idea what you have done so far or how our solution might fit into that codebase.

But this is where I'd probably start: Overview - LINQ to XML - .NET | Microsoft Learn[^]