LINQ question

[jmcilhinney]

@dday - thanks for that.

I might put more items in the list - it might not be just two.

Is there also a LINQ attack that would get to the "row" of data?

In that case, it sounds like you should be defining a dedicated type to represent a "row" and then creating a List(Of T) where T is that type. You can certainly write LINQ queries to do things with a list of lists but it's generally not something you would do for the type of data you seem to be working with.