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Example has undocumented syntax.
The example has "Group By CountryName = cust.Country...", but the Syntax section would not indicate this is proper.
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- Content: Group By Clause - Visual Basic
- Content Source: docs/visual-basic/language-reference/queries/group-by-clause.md
- Product: dotnet-visualbasic
- GitHub Login: @KathleenDollard
- Microsoft Alias: kdollard
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Can you clarify what you think is not describe.
Group [optional stuff not used] By required stuff [more optional stuff]
Using an alias to define the key. Group By CountryName = cust.Country Into RegionalCustomers = Group, Count() From: Kathleen DollardSent: Tuesday, May 12, 2020 2:44 PMTo: dotnet/docsCc: hlevene; AuthorSubject: Re: [dotnet/docs] Example has undocumented syntax. (#18292) Can you clarify what you think is not describe.Group [optional stuff not used] By required stuff [more optional stuff]—You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.
@hlevene Your email response seems to have shown up in github malformed. Can you reply directly on github? Thanks!
@KathleenDollard could it be the = piece in the group by? The syntax example at the top doesn't have an equals sign, yet the code below uses one.
Using an alias to define the key.
Group By CountryName = cust.Country Into RegionalCustomers = Group, Count() The example has an "=", while the description doesn't include that syntax.