PHP custom regroup array -


i want regroup array have problem on columns , grouping child arrays :
my array : 

[0] => array (     [0] => 1393/03     [1] => 5666562     [2] => 5 )  [1] => array     (         [0] => 1393/03         [1] => 491380         [2] => 6     )  [2] => array     (         [0] => 1393/03         [1] => 4210423         [2] => 30     )  [3] => array     (         [0] => 1393/03         [1] => 351000         [2] => 55     )  [4] => array     (         [0] => 1393/03         [1] => 53000         [2] => 60     )  [5] => array     (         [0] => 1393/02         [1] => 15799573         [2] => 5     )  [6] => array     (         [0] => 1393/02         [1] => 1144313         [2] => 6     )  [7] => array     (         [0] => 1393/02         [1] => 12131004         [2] => 30     )  [8] => array     (         [0] => 1393/02         [1] => 39000         [2] => 55     )

result: (must :)

[0] => array     (         [date] => 1393/03         [5] => 5666562         [6] => 491380         [30] => 4210423         [60] => 53000     )  [1] => array     (         [date] => 1393/02         [5] => 15799573         [6] => 1144313         [30] => 12131004         [60] => 39000     )

i try self foreach arrays , references samples around internet , stack-overflow , don't find solution.

simple foreach loop should suffice. consider example:

$new_values = array(); $values = array( array('1393/03', 5666562, 5), array('1393/03', 491380, 6), array('1393/03', 4210423, 30), array('1393/03', 351000, 55), array('1393/03', 53000, 60), array('1393/02', 15799573, 5), array('1393/02', 1144313, 6), array('1393/02', 12131004, 30), array('1393/02', 39000, 55),);  foreach($values $key => $value) {     $new_values[$value[0]]['date'] = $value[0];     $new_values[$value[0]][$value[2]] = $value[1]; }  $new_values = array_values($new_values);  echo "<pre>"; print_r($new_values); echo "</pre>";

sample output


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