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Look at the table below, the final result should be this: 

I wonder how do I make so that only the last record of the client in the table displays the total amount of checks.
I am using PHP (Laravel 5.4) and I need to generate a report in this format, but I have no idea how to do this.
EDITED
This is the array I receive to perform the handling of that image shape above. In this case, only the CLIENT 6 has more than 1 release, I need to print all in the table but only in the last row should I show the total of all records of the CLIENT 6.
array:8 [▼
  0 => array:4 [▼
    "VENCIMENTOCH" => "2017-11-06"
    "VALORCHEQUE" => "307.8900"
    "NOME" => "CLIENTE 1"
    "CPFCNPJ" => "00000000001"
  ]
  1 => array:4 [▼
    "VENCIMENTOCH" => "2017-11-06"
    "VALORCHEQUE" => "272.8100"
    "NOME" => "CLIENTE 2"
    "CPFCNPJ" => "00000000002"
  ]
  2 => array:4 [▼
    "VENCIMENTOCH" => "2017-11-07"
    "VALORCHEQUE" => "696.0000"
    "NOME" => "CLIENTE 3"
    "CPFCNPJ" => "00000000003"
  ]
  3 => array:4 [▼
    "VENCIMENTOCH" => "2017-11-06"
    "VALORCHEQUE" => "312.0000"
    "NOME" => "CLIENTE 4"
    "CPFCNPJ" => "00000000004"
  ]
  4 => array:4 [▼
    "VENCIMENTOCH" => "2017-11-10"
    "VALORCHEQUE" => "320.0000"
    "NOME" => "CLIENTE 5"
    "CPFCNPJ" => "00000000005"
  ]
  5 => array:4 [▼
    "VENCIMENTOCH" => "2017-11-18"
    "VALORCHEQUE" => "383.8200"
    "NOME" => "CLIENTE 6"
    "CPFCNPJ" => "00000000006"
  ]
  6 => array:4 [▼
    "VENCIMENTOCH" => "2017-11-13"
    "VALORCHEQUE" => "323.4000"
    "NOME" => "CLIENTE 6"
    "CPFCNPJ" => "00000000006"
  ]
  7 => array:4 [▼
    "VENCIMENTOCH" => "2017-11-04"
    "VALORCHEQUE" => "320.8600"
    "NOME" => "CLIENTE 6"
    "CPFCNPJ" => "00000000006"
  ]
]
						
For me this code does not work. Note that the table does not have only one client, I need to do this in the same table, not separately.
– David Santos
I will edit the reply @Davidsantos
– Paulo Rodrigues
@Davidsantos See you now! :)
– Paulo Rodrigues
No, I don’t think we understand each other. I edited the question by putting more specifically what I need to look for.
– David Santos