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    Posted: 12-Jul-2007 at 9:49am
"Simple" is obviously a relative term.  Thanks a ton for the code example!  I am afraid that it does not pose itself as simple, though.  Simple is the SQL syntax of:
 
ORDER BY FirstName, LastName
 
I suppose a passthrough query would be an option rather than this IComparer shenanigans.  I'll give that a try, instead.
 
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Bill,
 
Here is a simple example that sorts Employee by first and last name.
 
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Does anyone have a clear code example of sorting an entity list by two columns?  For instance, an employee list sorted by last name, then by first name.  I have read the BindableList(of T) doc, but am more confused on the issue than ever.

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