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For more information about arrays. I am like the next two-dimensional array, and there can be hundreds of entries without intercepting them.

How can I get the first 10 count values in an array like this.

Array (size = 148) 0 => array (size = 4) 'id' => string '31' (length = 2) 'cjshow' => string 'unknown '(length = 6) 'cjvalues' => string '1' (length = 1) 'Count' => string '64' (length = 2) 1 => array (size = 4) 'id' => string '123' (length = 3) 'cjshow' => string 'area a of Shen tie '(length = 10) 'cjvalues' => string '2' (length = 1) 'Count' => string '5' (length = 1) 2 => array (size = 4) 'id' => string '123' (length = 3) 'cjshow' => string 'area B of Shen tie '(length = 10) 'cjvalues' => string '3' (length = 1) 'Count' => string '3' (length = 1) 3 => array (size = 4) 'id' => string '123' (length = 3) 'cjshow' => string 'shentie C-zone '(length = 10) 'cjvalues' => string '4' (length = 1) 'Count' => string '2' (length = 1) 4 => 5 =>... more

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foreach($arr as $v) $r[] = v['count'];array_multisort($r, SORT_DESC, $arr);$res = array_slice($arr, 0, 10);

$ Arr = [['id' => '31', 'cjshow' => 'Unknown ', 'cjvalues' => '1 ', 'Count' => '64',], ['id' => '000000', 'cjshow '=> 'shentie a region', 'cjvalues' => '2 ', 'Count' => '5',], ['id' => '000000', 'cjshow '=> 'area B of shentie ', 'cjvalues' => '3', 'count' => '3',], ['id' => '123 ', 'cjshow' => 'shentie C region', 'cjvalues' => '4', 'count' => '2',], ['id' => '000000', 'cjshow '=> 'shentie C region', 'cjvalues' => '4 ', 'Count' => '1',], ['id' => '000000', 'cjshow '=> 'area C of shentie ', 'cjvalues' => '4', 'count' => '10',], ['id' => '123 ', 'cjshow' => 'shentie C region', 'cjvalues' => '4', 'count' => '11',], ['id' => '000000', 'cjshow '=> 'shentie C region', 'cjvalues' => '4 ', 'Count' => '12',], ['id' => '000000', 'cjshow '=> 'area C of shentie ', 'cjvalues' => '4', 'count' => '23',], ['id' => '123 ', 'cjshow' => 'shentie C region', 'cjvalues' => '4', 'count' => '24',], ['id' => '000000', 'cjshow '=> 'shentie C region', 'cjvalues' => '4 ', 'Count' => '25',], ['id' => '000000', 'cjshow '=> 'area C of shentie ', 'cjvalues' => '4', 'count' => '26',], ['id' => '123 ', 'cjshow' => 'shentie C region', 'cjvalues' => '4', 'count' => '27',], ['id' => '000000', 'cjshow '=> 'shentie C region', 'cjvalues' => '4 ', 'Count' => '28',],]; $ count = array_column ($ arr, 'count'); array_multisort ($ count, SORT_DESC, $ arr ); $ B = array_slice ($ arr, 0, 10); var_dump ($ B );

Array_multisort is used to sort arrays. if the php version cannot use the array_column function, you can only use the foreach Group $ count array.