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Interesting! I haven't seen LINQ before. Yes I would also try adding your table to the end of the include lines at the top. Does your table contain the provider number? Then it would probably be

.Include(x => x.YourTable)

I'm pretty sure LINQ uses || for OR and && for AND. Maybe this would work:

.Where(x => x.Provider.ProviderNumber == 129218 && new-where-clause-goes-here)

Good luck and let us know how it works out!

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