This code snippet is how to get user from the Lookup field here I am leaving upto SPUser object. ►objItem is List Item which has user/group LookUp Field SPFieldLookupValue UserLookUPValue = new SPFieldLookupValue(objItem[“YourLookUPFieldName”].ToString()); if (((SPFieldUserValueCollection)objItem[[“YOURLOOKUPFIELDNAME”]).Count > 0) { while (intUserCount < ((SPFieldUserValueCollection)objItem[“YOURLOOKUPFIELDNAME”]).Count) { if (((SPFieldUserValueCollection)objItem[“YOURLOOKUPFIELDNAME”])[intUserCount].User != null) { //If [...]
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