You could use a generic function:
function _group_by($array, $key) {
$return = array();
foreach($array as $val) {
$return[$val[$key]][] = $val;
}
return $return;
}
I added some sample code to test
<?php
$list= [
[ 'No' => 101,
'Paper_id' => 'WE3P-1',
'Title' => "a1",
'Author' => 'ABC',
'Aff_list' => "University of South Florida, Tampa, United States",
'Abstracts' => "SLA"
] ,
[ 'No' => 101,
'Paper_id' => 'WE3P-1',
'Title' => "a2",
'Author' => 'DEF',
'Aff_list' => "University of South Florida, Tampa, United States",
'Abstracts' => "SLA"
] ,
[ 'No' => 104,
'Paper_id' => 'TUSA-3',
'Title' => "a3",
'Author' => 'GH1',
'Aff_list' => "University of Alcala, Alcala de Henares, Spain",
'Abstracts' => "Microwave"
] ];
print_r(_group_by($list, 'No'));
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