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You can use nested loops to achieve this. Loop through the same array inside your first loop and check if both objects have same site then subtract values. You can push the resultant object into another array and return that array.

To get just the numeric values from each object use Array.filter(), and ignore value that are NaN (not a number):

Probably went overboard, but I edited your function to calculate the data-value division (if 'division' was selected), then reverse it if you subsequently seleected 'original'. 'Original' still divides by 1 if you don't select division first, but after 'division' has been selected, if you select 'original' it will revert. To make this part easy, I added a data-orig attribute to your td setup. Like i said, overboard...

You can use the second parameter to forEach to index into the data2 array and get the corresponding values to the data1 ones using:

As per your explanation, I tried this in completely different way.

For the colspan elements, you need only 1 . Just remove the extras like this:

Your current code shows that behaviour because you are targetting all trs inside your tbody so its appending datas inside all trs . So , to make this work use :last this will refer to last tr which is appended to tbody . i.e :

I found the PHP equivalent of the getSignedUrl method.

If I understood you right you can do it like this. I assumed that you json and obj are sorted and have identical listings, otherwise you will also need to make a search by cat to find the correct row in json