Dynamic Table Rows with PHPWord - php

Question

I am hoping someone can help me because I am attempting to do something that is beyond my limits, I don't even know if a function exists for this within PHP or MySQL so my search on google hasn't been very productive.
I am using PHPWord with my PHP/MySql Project, the intention is that I want to create a word document based on a template.
I have used this guide which is also on stack exchange.
However this approach requires that the number of rows and the values are hard coded, i.e. in his example he has used cloneRow('first_name', 3), which then clones the table to have 3 rows, and then goes on to manually define the tags, i.e.
$doc->setValue('first_name#1', 'Jeroen');
$doc->setValue('last_name#1', 'Moors');
$doc->setValue('first_name#2', 'John');
I am trying to make this dynamic, in my instance I am trying to make a timetable, and one of the child tables is exactly that, so the query I have looks up how many entries there are and then collects a count of them, this $count is then used to dynamically create the correct number of rows. This is the count I am using:
$rs10 = CustomQuery("select count(*) as count FROM auditplanevents where AuditModuleFk='" . $result["AuditModulePk"]."'");
$data10 = db_fetch_array($rs10);
$Count = $data10["count"];
I then use this $document->cloneRow('date', $Count); to executive the clonerow function, which works great and my document now looks something like this.
So, so far so good.
What I now want is for a way to then append each row value of the query into the document, so rather than manually setting the tag value i.e. $doc->setValue('first_name#1', 'Jeroen'); I could use something like $doc->setValue('first_name#1', '$name from row 1'); I suspect this will involve a foreach query but not too sure.
I hope the above makes sense, but please feel free to ask me for anything else and become my personal hero. Thanks
Update: Just for sake of clarity, what I would like is for the output to look something like this:
In my example are 5 results and therefore 5 rows created, I want to set values in following way:
${$date1} = date column from query 1st row
${$date2} = date column from query 2nd row
${$date3} = date column from query 3rd row
${$date4} = date column from query 4th row
${$date5} = date column from query 5th row

Answer 1

I was able to sort this out by inserting the records from the query into a temp table, with an AI ID, then using:
//update timetable with events from temp table
$rs14 = CustomQuery("select * FROM tempauditplan where AuditModuleFk='" . $result["AuditModulePk"]."'");
while ($data14 = db_fetch_array($rs14))
{
$document->setValue('date#'.$data14["rowid"], date('d/m/y', strtotime($data14["date"])));
$document->setValue('time#'.$data14["rowid"], date('H:i', strtotime($data14["time"])));
$document->setValue('auditor#'.$data14["rowid"], $data14["auditor"]);
$document->setValue('area#'.$data14["rowid"], $data14["area"]);
$document->setValue('notes#'.$data14["rowid"], $data14["notes"]);
$document->setValue('contact#'.$data14["rowid"], $data14["contact"]);
}
The trick is to also have a function that truncates the table after use so can be used over again
Might not be the most efficient way, but it works!