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Asked: May 24, 20262026-05-24T22:47:36+00:00 2026-05-24T22:47:36+00:00

I have a php script that I am attempting to sum up the status

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I have a php script that I am attempting to sum up the status types into variables. For example when I do the following:

echo $val['status'];

I get:

New New New Dead In Process New New New New New Dead New Dead Dead New New New In Process

What I am wanting to do is sum all of these up by status type and place them into variables:

$statusnew
$statusdead
$statusinprocess

so if I were to do an:

echo $statusnew;

I would be presented with “12” and so forth and so on. I am extremely new to PHP so I am trying to figure out the most efficient way to do this. I know there is an array_sum function but not sure it will work here since we are not summing numeric values.

Loop:

if($_SESSION['partner'] == 1)
{


 $query = "select l.id as lead_id , l.account_name as account_name , l.first_name as first_name , l.last_name as last_name,l.date_entered as date_entered ,  lc.endpoints_c as endpoints ,  l.status as status from leads  as l
                    join leads_cstm  as lc on lc.id_c = l.id                        
                    where lc.account_id_c = '".$_SESSION['account_id']."'
                    and l.deleted = '0' and l.status <> 'Converted' order by date_entered DESC";


 $db -> PS_Pagination($query, 20, 5, "");
 $db -> setDebug(true);
 $rs = $db->paginate();
 $num_rows = mysql_num_rows($rs);

further down in the script:

        while($val = mysql_fetch_assoc($rs)) 
        {
             $date_create = date("m/d/Y", strtotime($val['date_entered']));

What I just added from @Joseph:

        $count = array(); // for graph

    // then, in your loop:
    if ( array_key_exists($val['status'], $count) )
    $count[$val['status']]++;
    else
    $count[$val['status']] = 1;

    echo $count['New'];
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    2026-05-24T22:47:39+00:00Added an answer on May 24, 2026 at 10:47 pm
    $count = array();
    
    while($val = mysql_fetch_assoc($rs)) 
    {
        $date_create = date("m/d/Y", strtotime($val['date_entered']));
    
        if ( array_key_exists($val['status'], $count) )
            $count[$val['status']]++;
        else
            $count[$val['status']] = 1;
    
        // continue with everything else being done in this loop
    }
    

    After running your loop, you can access the count like this:

    $count['new']; // 12
    $count['dead']; // 4
    $count['in proccess']; // 2
    
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