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Asked: May 23, 20262026-05-23T00:39:40+00:00 2026-05-23T00:39:40+00:00

So I came across this method in code: private void FilterBasedUponPermission(List<Data.Indications.SpWeb_SavedIndications1LightDataObject> list) { list.RemoveAll(item

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So I came across this method in code:

private void FilterBasedUponPermission(List<Data.Indications.SpWeb_SavedIndications1LightDataObject> list)
        {
            list.RemoveAll(item =>
                (item.Permission == Controllers.Indications.ICConstants.TradeType_LLH && !isLLH) ||
                (item.Permission == Controllers.Indications.ICConstants.TradeType_ALM && !isALM) ||
                (item.Permission == Controllers.Indications.ICConstants.TradeType_RealEstate && !isRE) ||
                (item.Permission == Controllers.Indications.ICConstants.TradeType_Auditor && !isAuditor));
        }

However, in the list passed in, some of the permission values are null, and it’s keeping them in the filtered list. I want it to remove the items that also don’t have a permission set, not just the ones that don’t match the permission that you have as a user.

Thanks!

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    2026-05-23T00:39:41+00:00Added an answer on May 23, 2026 at 12:39 am

    Just add a item.Permission == null

    list.RemoveAll(item => item.Permission == null ||
                    (item.Permission == Controllers.Indications.ICConstants.TradeType_LLH && !isLLH) ||
                    (item.Permission == Controllers.Indications.ICConstants.TradeType_ALM && !isALM) ||
                    (item.Permission == Controllers.Indications.ICConstants.TradeType_RealEstate && !isRE) ||
                    (item.Permission == Controllers.Indications.ICConstants.TradeType_Auditor && !isAuditor));
    
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