I have a hardware database that has laptop types. A query runs through the known laptops types in a database and plots the amount of each laptop type on a web page. However, Laptops like 'Lenovo T14' and 'Lenovo T14_AC' are both plotted in the Lenovo T14 line... So it is not seen as a unique name. It does create a 'Lenovo T14_AC' as well, and that will show of course only, the real T14_AC's. I am probably missing the correct syntax for this query, but my English is not well enough to look for the exact issue. Here is the piece of code I use to plot the overview. // Computer type overview // Table header: echo '<p><font size="5"><b>Hardware Overview</b></font> <div class="d1"> <table id="hwheaders" align="left" cellspacing="3" cellpadding="3" width="100%"> <tr><th align="left"><b>Hardware Type</b></th><th align="left"><b>Number at customers</b></th><td align="left"><b>View List</b></th></tr> <tr><th align="left"><b>Hardware Type</b></th><th align="left"><b>Number at customers</b></th><td align="left"><b>View List</b></th></tr> <tr><th align="left"><b>Hardware Type</b></th><th align="left"><b>Number at customers</b></th><td align="left"><b>View List</b></th></tr> </table> </div> <div class="d1"><table align="left" cellspacing="3" cellpadding="3" width="100%">'; $bg = '#eeeeee'; // Set the initial background color. while ($hwrow = mysqli_fetch_row($rhwtype)) { $bg = ($bg=='#eeeeee' ? '#ffffff' : '#eeeeee'); // Switch the background color. echo '<tr bgcolor="' . $bg . '">'; foreach ($hwrow as $item) { // plotting known hardware types echo '<td><small>' . htmlspecialchars($item) . '<td>'; $qhwcount="select * from userdata where current_hardware='$item'"; // counting the amount of each hardware type amongst users $rhwcount=mysqli_query($dbc,$qhwcount); echo mysqli_num_rows($rhwcount) . '</td> <td align="left"><small><input type="button" class="formbutton" onclick=window.location.href="search_client.php?keyname=' .$hwsearchstring = str_replace(' ','%20', $item) . '" value="View List" /></small></td>'; } echo '</tr>'; } Does anybody know which query syntax I should use to get the exact matches, and not the ones containing a part of the search term? Thanks! Regards Mike Continue reading...