Help me converting the LINQ object to array or list

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var mailingList = (from mailTo in filteredData
                   select new {AssignedTo = mailTo.AssignedTo}).Distinct();

Wanted the mailingList as and List.

Posted 5-Jan-14 19:11pm

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Posted 5-Jan-14 19:33pm

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BK 4 code · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-05T19:25:00

Hi please try this code

C#

var mailingList = (from mailTo in filteredData
                   select new {AssignedTo = mailTo.AssignedTo}).Distinct().ToArray();

Posted 5-Jan-14 19:25pm

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sachin.vishwa90 6-Jan-14 1:50am

instead of converting this to array you can convert it to list " .ToList() "

Vikas Desai 6-Jan-14 6:37am

i am facing an exception related to AnonymousType#1..

BK 4 code 6-Jan-14 7:14am

Use this query

(from mailTo in filteredData
select new {AssignedTo = mailTo.AssignedTo}).Distinct().Select(x=>x.AssignedTo.ToString()).ToArray();

Vikas Desai 7-Jan-14 1:30am

Thanx a lot..