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Expand Up @@ -21,9 +21,7 @@ var dest = mapper.Map<Source, Destination>(new Source { Value = 15 });

### Queryable Extensions

When using DI with [QueryableExtensions](Queryable-Extensions.html), remember to install the IConfigurationProvider in the IoC container.
When calling IQueryable.ProjectTo, resolve the IConfigurationProvider from the container and pass it as an argument
``` IQueryable.ProjectTo<T>(IConfigurationProvider) ```.
Starting with 8.0 you can use IMapper.ProjectTo. For older versions you need to pass the configuration to the extension method ``` IQueryable.ProjectTo<T>(IConfigurationProvider) ```.

Note that IQueryable.ProjectTo is [more limited](Queryable-Extensions.html#supported-mapping-options) than IMapper.Map, as only what is allowed by the underlying LINQ provider is supported. That means you cannot use DI with value resolvers and converters as you can with Map.

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