sortedList = (from n in createData() orderby LinqHelper.GetDynamicSortProperty(n, “PropertyName”) ascending
select n).ToList();

public static class LinqHelper
{
public static object GetDynamicSortProperty(object item, string propName)
{
return item == null ? null : item.GetType().GetProperty(propName).GetValue(item, null);
}
}

Hello,
Great article!! I’m glad I found this…
Now I just would like to know how to modify your Sort() function to obtain something like this dynamically (sorting multiple members, ascending or descending):
var collection =
from c in cities
orderby c.Name, c.Country descending
select c;
Thank you so much! Cheers

Great article!! I’m glad I found this…

Now I just would like to know how to modify your Sort() function to obtain something like this dynamically (sorting multiple members, ascending or descending):

var collection =
from c in cities
orderby c.Name, c.Country descending
select c;

Thank you so much! Cheers

I hope that article was of help to you.