I am just learning PHP ,and I want to create a table that display echo data that I submit to my database , the problem I have that the table displayed horizontally by default as you see Horizontal default table this my script but I want it to be echoed vertically instead like this VERTICAL RESULT I WANT and I
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Sum column values from multiple arrays
I have an arrays with dynamic name. My array could be more than 3, depends and array variable should be unique I need to get an output like this: Answer Why aren’t you using a multidimensional array? In this case you will have an array of arrays: You can go with nested for loops: The output is Now, if you
Access, transpose, and join data from a .csv file
I have a CSV File which is laid out as so: My code: This produces three strings, which are needed to plot a graph. However it is likely that I will be adding more columns to the csv file, so I need a way of looping around to avoid having to manually add new lines each time. I cannot seem
Display table values vertically while keeping table structure
Been checking out other ways used to order array values vertically for use in a table but most of them were the equivalent of flipping your table 90 deg to the right. I’ve been trying to think of a way to properly implement this but I think I need some help. For example, the table (horizontal order): Is reordered to
Combine and transpose multiple single-dimensional arrays into a single multi-dimensional array
I have three single-dimensional arrays and I need to combine them into one 3-dimensional array where each array in the new array contains one element of each of the three original arrays. I know how to do this using a simple loop but I was wondering if there is a faster / built-in way of doing this. here is an
Transpose 2d array, join second level with commas, and join first level with pipes
I have the following two-dimensional array: I want to convert columns to rows then reduce the matrix to a string like the following: Answer I’m assuming that you have this array: In which case, you can do this: See it working