C# bindinglist made of bindinglists

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Hi,

Is there a simple way to have a bindinglist composed of serveral bindinglists ? ie that is the "view" of the lists.

That is to say : I have 3 lists (list1,list2,list3). I want a list that is alway the union of the 3 listx (we can suppose that no object is contained in 2 different lists).

Certainly, I can succeed in using the ListChange property but maybe there is a smarter way to do this ?

Thx

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