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$rowA=array("-1","1","2","-2","3","-3","4"); $rowA['charge']= preg_replace("\-\1", " ", $rowA); How do i make this such that all numbers show up without negative signs on them? I also want "1" to be omitted from all results. So my results should only be 2,3 & 4 if i access the array.
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$rowB['charge']= preg_replace( $rowB['charge'] = 1||0||-1, " ", $rowB['charge']); Three things i want to do: 1. Is there a way replace the numbers -1, 0 and 1 with empty spaces but still have all the other numbers still show up i.e 2-9 & "-2" - "-9"? My preg_replace variations either does … 
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