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Asked: May 19, 20262026-05-19T16:27:19+00:00 2026-05-19T16:27:19+00:00

Is there any way to use a LINQ to XML to query an XML

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Is there any way to use a LINQ to XML to query an XML document like the one below to create new (anonymous or strongly typed) objects from the child elements of a descendant?

Here is my XML document:

<Root>
 <Rules>
  <Rule Name="Rule_A">
   <Parameter>
    <Name>Parameter 1</Parameter>
    <Value>100</Value>
   </Parameter>
   <Parameter>
    <Name>Parameter 2</Parameter>
    <Value>200</Value>
   <Parameter>
  </Rule>
  <Rule Name="Rule_B">
   <Parameter>
    <Name>Parameter 1</Parameter>
    <Value>600</Value>
   </Parameter>
   <Parameter>
    <Name>Parameter 2</Parameter>
    <Value>300</Value>
   <Parameter>
  </Rule>
 </Rules>
</Root>

My LINQ query looks like this:

Dim RuleName as String = "Rule_A"
Dim parms() = (From p In pXDoc.Descendants("Rule") _
               Where p.Attributes("Name").Any And p.Attribute("Name").Value.Equals(RuleName) _
               Select New DataParameter With { _
                   '' Here is where I would like to pull the values of the Parameter
                   '' elements underneath "Rule_A" and construct an object like below
                   .Name = LINQ magic to get the value of <Name>
                   .Value = LINQ magic to get the value of <Value>
               }).ToArray

After running that query, my Parms() array would have two objects in it representing the Name/Values of "Parameter 1" and "Parameter 2" that fall under "Rule_A".

The closest I have been able to get is using the p.Element(Parameter).Element(Name).Value, but that won’t work as I will only get the first Parameter element. I also tried using Elements(), but was not able to figure out how I would get the value of each.

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    2026-05-19T16:27:20+00:00Added an answer on May 19, 2026 at 4:27 pm

    You can do it like this:

    Dim parms() = (From p In pXDoc...<Rule>              _ '' all "Rule" descendants
                   Where p.@Name = RuleName              _ '' "Name" attribute equals RuleName
                   From parm In p.<Parameter>            _ '' all "Parameter" elements
                   Select New DataParameter With         _
                   {                                     _
                       .Name = CStr(parm.<Name>.Value),  _ '' value of "Name" element (as string)
                       .Value = CInt(parm.<Value>.Value) _ '' value of "Value" element (as int)
                   }).ToArray
    
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