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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T22:19:30+00:00 2026-05-15T22:19:30+00:00

I’ve got a CSV file with two sets of data in it [its pulled

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I’ve got a CSV file with two sets of data in it [its pulled of a temperature logger]. I’m wondering if there’s a way to import the first two rows as one set of data and the rest as a second set of data. I’m familiar with PHP, but have never had to do anything like this. I’ve attached a subset of data below. Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Ajay

Serial Number,Model,Name,Number,Time of Reading,Sample Rate,Start Time
910000000ebeaa4,DS1922T,SRBA04-240909  ,beaa-TNTVLPRP54,9/30/09 16:52,1,9/24/09 18:59
Sample #,Date/Time,Temp ¡F,Temp ¡C,,,
1,"Thu, Sep, 24, 06:59, PM",82.4,28,,,
2,"Thu, Sep, 24, 07:00, PM",83.3,28.5,,,
3,"Thu, Sep, 24, 07:01, PM",83.3,28.5,,,
4,"Thu, Sep, 24, 07:02, PM",83.3,28.5,,,
5,"Thu, Sep, 24, 07:03, PM",83.3,28.5,,,
6,"Thu, Sep, 24, 07:04, PM",83.3,28.5,,,
7,"Thu, Sep, 24, 07:05, PM",83.3,28.5,,,
8,"Thu, Sep, 24, 07:06, PM",83.3,28.5,,,
9,"Thu, Sep, 24, 07:07, PM",83.3,28.5,,,
10,"Thu, Sep, 24, 07:08, PM",83.3,28.5,,,

solution, based on deceze’s comment below

deceze, thanks. this works [as does the sql insert]. much appreciated.

<?php
$fhandle = fopen('1.csv', 'r');

$device_header = fgetcsv($fhandle, 1000, ',');                      
$device_data = fgetcsv($fhandle,1000,',');                          

$device = array_combine($device_header, $device_data);          

$data_header = fgetcsv($fhandle,1000,',');                          

$dataset = array();                                             
    while ($data = fgetcsv($fhandle,1000,',')) {  
        $dataset[] = array_combine($data_header, $data);        
}

fclose($fhandle);

?>
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    2026-05-15T22:19:30+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 10:19 pm

    Something like this should do it:

    $fhandle = fopen('/path/to/input.csv', 'r');
    
    $headers = fgetcsv($fhandle);  // reads first line
    $set1 = array_combine($headers, fgetcsv($fhandle));  // reads second line
    
    $set2 = array();
    $headers = fgetcsv($fhandle);  // reads third line
    while ($data = fgetcsv($fhandle)) {  // reads all following lines
        $set2[] = array_combine($headers, $data);
    }
    
    fclose($fhandle);
    
    /*
    $set1 == array('Serial Number' => '910000000ebeaa4', 'Model' => ...);
    $set2 == array(
        array('Sample #' => 1, 'Date/Time' => 'Thu, Sep, 24, 06:59, PM', ...),
        ...
    );
    */
    
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