Filter DATA from print_r() result

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print_r($scrapData);

Result is:

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Array ( [0] => Array ( [company] => 1JANATAMF [lastTrade] => 6.70 [changeAmount] => 0.00 [changePercent] => 0.00% ) [1] => Array ( [company] => 1STICB [lastTrade] => 855.00 [changeAmount] => -5.30 [changePercent] => -0.62% ) [2] => Array ( [company] => 1STPRIMFMF [lastTrade] => 19.90 [changeAmount] => 0.10 [changePercent] => 0.51% ) ..................................................................................
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[287] => Array ( [company] => ZEALBANGLA [lastTrade] => 8.80 [changeAmount] => 0.40 [changePercent] => 4.76% ) )

In this output I want to separate the value of "company", "lastTrade", "changeAmount" and "changePercent"

Please help me. Thank you.

Posted 15-Mar-14 4:42am

UL UL ALBAB

Updated 17-Mar-14 4:07am

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W∴ Balboos, GHB 17-Mar-14 13:43pm

From your question, it would seem your have $scrapData and you know the name of the indices of the values you want. Why not just retrieve them from the array?

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-15T05:20:00

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Please do not repost the same question multiple times. If you have additional information then use the Improve question link and edit your original post.

Posted 15-Mar-14 5:20am

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Maciej Los 15-Mar-14 11:35am

Richard, do not change the subject of question (by adding: [Repost]). I've been warned that is a bad practice. Rather then it, please report question as "Repost". When 3 reports were achieved, the question is deleted.

Richard MacCutchan 15-Mar-14 12:11pm

Told by whom? I see lots of people doing it, and it helps to alert other members not to waste time on the question.

Maciej Los 15-Mar-14 12:21pm

If i good remember... by Paul (OriginalGriff). You can ask Him.