Check if value is in sub array without specifying which sub array.

[toe_head2001]

Is there a way to use in_array() to check if a given value is present as [id] in any the sub arrays with out specifying [0], [1], ect first?

I can't do in_array($value, $stuff[0][id]), in_array($value, $stuff[1][id]), ect. I number of arrays with in $stuff will always to different.

$stuff = Array
(
[0] => Array
  (
  [id] => 546
  [quant] => 671
  [notes] => none
  )
[1] => Array
  (
  [id] => 123
  [quant] => 1
  [notes] => ninguno
  )
[2] => Array
  (
  [id] => 542
  [quant] => 15
  [notes] => ...
  )
[3] ect.

) 

[toe_head2001]

I've come up with a solution to this. If anybody is interest in it, here it is:

$stuff = Array
(
[0] => Array
  (
  [id] => 546
  [quant] => 671
  [notes] => none
  )
[1] => Array
  (
  [id] => 123
  [quant] => 1
  [notes] => ninguno
  )
[2] => Array
  (
  [id] => 542
  [quant] => 15
  [notes] => ...
  )
) 


$id_array = array();
foreach($stuff as $item)
    {
    $id_array[] = $item[id];
    }


if (in_array($id,$id_array))
{
echo "Yup";
} 

[JasonDFR]

<?php

$id = 546;

$stuff = array(
    array(
    'id' => 546,
    'quant' => 671,
    'notes' => 'none'
    ),
    array(
    'id' => 123,
    'quant' => 1,
    'notes' => 'ninguno'
    ),
    array(
    'id' => 542,
    'quant' => 15,
    'notes' => '...'
    ),
);

foreach ($stuff as $array) {
    if ( $id == $array['id'] ) {
        echo 'yup';
    }
}