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  1. Is there a way to use another variable in a mysql select where statement for inside a foreach loop. Ex: <?php This works fine. foreach ($range as $b) { $result = $conn->query("select count(*) as mycount1 from $table where date >= '$date' and (Ball1 = $b or Ball2 = $b or Ball3 = $b or Ball4 = $b or Ball5 = $b)"); while ($row = $result->fetch_object()) { $count = $row->mycount1; echo $b." ".$count."<br>"; } } But I want to be able to use this variable string below* in my statement so I can change what comes after the "and" in the statement. Is there a way to do that? *$ballsB5 = ("Ball1 = $b or Ball2 = $b or Ball3 = $b or Ball4 = $b or Ball5 = $b"); foreach ($range as $b) { $result = $conn->query("select count(*) as mycount1 from $table where date >= '$date' and $ballsB5"); while ($row = $result->fetch_object()) { $count = $row->mycount1; echo $b." ".$count."<br>"; } } ?>
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