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Asked: 2026-05-27T23:13:15+00:00

I am trying to resolve how to clean up my array and my output

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I am trying to resolve how to clean up my array and my output should be:

1) all numerical indexed and

2) no duplicate values.

This is a sampling of my current array output:

NOTE: index [3]. I am parsing those values into a new array and do not need either of them. They are merged onto the array below as you can see.

Ultimately I am preparing this for .csv format, but I need my array in some type of sequence in order to keep the data in proper presentation form. 

Array // print_r();
(
    [0] => 3350
    [id] => 3350
    [1] => Williamson New England Electric
    [company] => Williamson New England Electric
    [2] => bob@jojozzz.go
    [email] => bob@jojozzz.go
    [3] => Pumps & Motors,Electronic Systems,Electrical Supply,Electrical 
    [industry] => Pumps & Motors,Electronic Systems,Electrical Supply,Electrical 
    [4] => Pumps & Motors
    [5] => Electronic Systems
    [6] => Electrical Supply
    [7] => Electrical 
)

This is what I am trying to achieve:

Array
(
    [0] => 3350
    [1] => Williamson New England Electric
    [2] => bob@jojozzz.go
    [4] => Pumps & Motors
    [5] => Electronic Systems
    [6] => Electrical Supply
    [7] => Electrical 
)
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  1. Editorial Team

    As I said in my comment, it’s probably easier to get the array as numerical array from the beginning, if you get it from a MySQL database:

    $row = mysql_fetch_row($result);

    Then you can do the following to split the value of the last column:

    array_splice($row, -1, 1, explode(',', end($row)));

    DEMO

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