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Asked: June 9, 20262026-06-09T17:34:39+00:00 2026-06-09T17:34:39+00:00

I cannot find a specific example of this, so am posting the question. Any

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I cannot find a specific example of this, so am posting the question. Any help appreciated.

I have two large generic lists, both with over 300K items.

I am looping through the first list to pull back information and generate a new item for a new list on the fly, but I need to search within the second list and return a value, based on THREE matching criteria, if found to add to the list, however as you can imagine, doing this 300k * 300k times is taking time.

Is there any way I can do this more efficiently?

My code:

var reportList = new List<StocksHeldInCustody>();
foreach (var correctDepotHolding in correctDepotHoldings)
  {
    var reportLine = new StocksHeldInCustody();
    reportLine.ClientNo = correctDepotHolding.ClientNo;
    reportLine.Value = correctDepotHolding.ValueOfStock;
    reportLine.Depot = correctDepotHolding.Depot;
    reportLine.SEDOL = correctDepotHolding.StockCode;
    reportLine.Units = correctDepotHolding.QuantityHeld;
    reportLine.Custodian = "Unknown";
    reportLine.StockName = correctDepotHolding.StockR1.Trim() + " " + correctDepotHolding.StockR2.Trim();

    //Get custodian info

    foreach (var ccHolding in ccHoldList)
    {
      if (correctDepotHolding.ClientNo != ccHolding.ClientNo) continue;
      if (correctDepotHolding.Depot != ccHolding.Depot) continue;
      if (correctDepotHolding.StockCode != ccHolding.StockCode) continue;
      if (correctDepotHolding.QuantityHeld != ccHolding.QuantityHeld) continue;
      reportLine.Custodian = ccHolding.Custodian;
      break;
    }
    reportList.Add(reportLine);
  }
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    2026-06-09T17:34:41+00:00Added an answer on June 9, 2026 at 5:34 pm

    As Pranay says, a join is probably what you want:

    var query = from correct in correctDepotHoldings
                join ccHolding in ccHoldList
                  on new { correct.ClientNo, correct.Depot,
                           correct.StockCode, correct.QuantityHeld }
                  equals new { ccHolding.ClientNo, ccHolding.Depot,
                               ccHolding.StockCode, ccHolding.QuantityHeld }
                // TODO: Fill in the properties here based on correct and ccHolding
                select new StocksHeldInCustody { ... };
    var reportList = query.ToList();
    
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