The first table select is for calculated 12 month average cost of parts.

Output two fields $c_1_ITEM and $c_9_12M_UNIT_COST

The second is multiple table select for parts date based on current month data.

Output many fields. $D_item, $D_agc, and etc....

Parts here being "item". array 1 item "$c_1_ITEM" = array 2 item "$D_item". Add average cost "$c_9_12M_UNIT_COST" to table 2 based on item.

Array two after - $D_item, $D_agc, c_9_12M_UNIT_COST, and etc.....

There is not a one to one relationship here, so a push would not work. But every part "item" in table two has a corsponding entry in table one.

I understand that I probably need to do a hash of hash, but I am not sure how to get there. I suspect a foreach is needed also.

Thanks!

In reply to Re^2: Linking and Combining Two Arrays by roguez33
in thread Linking and Combining Two Arrays by roguez33

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