Displaying data from database into a 2 dimensional table


Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Good day!

I'm a beginner in PHP and I'm not expecting a full coding for this qestion. I'm just looking for hints and pointers as to how to solve this problem so that I can learn it myself.

I have a question here about displaying data from database into a 2 dimensional table. Say I have a 2 dimensional table something like below



And I have a data in the database that corresponds to something like R1C3 and R2C1, how do I display the data on the table so that it looks something like below



Any help would be greatly appreciate.

Thanks and have a nice day

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