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    <p>I have an array full of dynamic <code>&lt;select&gt;</code> field options, that I would like to be split into separate arrays based on a certain value within each "loop".</p> <p>Basically, I'd like two arrays: one with the data associated with <code>[subfirmdetailtype_id] = 14</code>, and one with <code>[subfirmdetailtype] = 25</code>.</p> <p>Any help would be appreciated!</p> <pre><code>Array ( [0] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Open [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 14 ) ) [1] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Closed [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 14 ) ) [2] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Large Growth [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 25 ) ) [3] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Large Blend [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 25 ) ) [4] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Large Value [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 25 ) ) [5] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Mid Growth [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 25 ) ) [6] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Mid Blend [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 25 ) ) [7] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Small Growth [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 25 ) ) [8] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Small Blend [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 25 ) ) [9] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Small Value [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 25 ) ) [10] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; World Bond [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 25 ) ) [11] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Multisector Bond [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 25 ) ) [12] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Municipal Debt [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 25 ) ) [13] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Heigh Yield Muni [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 25 ) ) [14] =&gt; Array ( [Subfirmdetailoption] =&gt; Array ( [option] =&gt; Heigh Yield [subfirmdetailtype_id] =&gt; 25 ) ) ) </code></pre>
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    1. COIt's nice to provide the output of your data, but instead, if you can build a script of input data such as $data[14]['Subformdetailoption']['option'] = 'Heigh Yield'; and so on and then show us exactly what you want, we might be able to give you some pointers
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    2. COWe usually need some real input data to build a script like this because its hard to come up with a valid script if we can't test it
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    3. COcan you guarantee every `$value` in your array is going to be an array? If not, do an isset and/or is_array check between loops.
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