I'm not sure what you are asking concerning triglycerides. LDL is a calculated value (LDL = Total cholesterol- HDL- triglycerides/5) so that number is lowered by a falsely elevated triglyceride (for example shortly after a meal) but you fasted long enough that this should not be a problem.
HDL is a measured value and is not based on triglyceride level.
Apolipoprotein B is similar to LDL but no guidelines have been established on what the desired ratio or levels should be.