SQL into Table Multiple queries same column - mysql

Question

I am trying to create a web based report to show the response of certain advertisements.
$sql1 = "
SELECT date
, source
, source_desc
, COUNT(ordernumber) count
, SUM(ordervalue) value
, type
FROM dailystats
WHERE client = '$client2'
AND event <> 'B02'
AND date BETWEEN '$start' AND '$end'
GROUP
BY source
ORDER
BY source;
";
This works fine for my table to show total values, but I want to break it down further. I currently have SOURCE {source}, DESCRIPTION {source_desc}, TOTAL ORDERS {count}, TOTAL ORDER VALUE {value}, as my headers which are populated by the above fields.
I want, as well as the current totals, to include further columns when the field "TYPE" is "P", "T" and "E". I want this to leave me with data to fill new headers (when I put them into the table) consisting of SOURCE, DESCRIPTION, WEB ORDERS, WEB ORDER VALUE, PHONE ORDERS, PHONE ORDER VALUE, POST ORDERS, POST ORDER VALUE, TOTAL ORDERS, TOTAL ORDER VALUE.
I need to create the data for the new headers, so WEB ORDERS will give me the total orders with the TYPE "E". On its own this would be something like COUNT(ordernumber) count where type = "E", but I need multiple of these and I cannot get it to work.
It currently looks like this :
|Source|Source Description|Total Orders|Total Order Value|
|DM1 |Daily Mail 1 |500 |5,000 |
I want to retain this information, but add in as described above, to look like this.
|Source|Source Description|Web Orders|Web Order Value|Post Orders|Post Order Value|Mail Orders|Mail Order Value|Total Orders|Total Order Value|
|DM1 |Daily Mail 1 |100 |1,000 |300 |3,000 |100 |1,000 |500 |5,000 |
I hope I have explained my problem adequately.

Answer 1

use group_concat(type) as type in your code.
(if it is wrong sry. pls explain it clear)

Answer 2

I want this to leave me with headers (when I put them into the table) of SOURCE, DESCRIPTION, WEB ORDERS, WEB ORDER VALUE, PHONE ORDERS, PHONE ORDER VALUE, POST ORDERS, POST ORDER VALUE, TOTAL ORDERS, TOTAL ORDER VALUE.
If i understand correctly you want to add headers to your result ? this should be done by:
SELECT column_name(s)
FROM table_name AS alias_name;