Group 2d array data by one column and then sort by another column

I have an array that I am wanting to resort into an array by the value. Here is the existing array:

  1 => Array (9)
  OrgID => "XXXX"
  DOB => "1970-01-01"
  PersonID => "111111"
  ExpDate => "2013-07-31"
  Level => "WELITE"
  Status => "Active"
  FName => "Jane"
  LName => "Doe"
  Checked => null
2 => Array (9)
  OrgID => "XXXX"
  DOB => "1970-01-01"
  PersonID => "222222"
  ExpDate => "2013-07-31"
  Level => "WELITE"
  Status => "Active"
  FName => "Jane"
  LName => "Doe"
  Checked => null
3 => Array (9)
  OrgID => "XXXX"
  DOB => "1970-01-01"
  PersonID => "22222"
  ExpDate => "2013-07-31"
  Level => "WELITE"
  Status => "Active"
  FName => "Jane"
  LName => "Doe"
  Checked => null

I am trying to resort the array into the following and create a key based on the value called level:

 WELITE  => (3)
  1 => Array (9)
  OrgID => "XXXX"
  DOB => "1970-01-01"
  PersonID => "111111"
  ExpDate => "2013-07-31"
  Status => "Active"
  FName => "Jane"
  LName => "Doe"
  Checked => null
2 => Array (9)
  OrgID => "XXXX"
  DOB => "1970-01-01"
  PersonID => "222222"
  ExpDate => "2013-07-31"
  Status => "Active"
  FName => "Jane"
  LName => "Doe"
  Checked => null
3 => Array (9)
  OrgID => "XXXX"
  DOB => "1970-01-01"
  PersonID => "22222"
  ExpDate => "2013-07-31"
  Status => "Active"
  FName => "Jane"
  LName => "Doe"
  Checked => null

Here is what I have tried so far:

    $sort = array();
foreach($WlevelArray as $k=>$v) {
    $sort['Level'][$k] = $v['Level'];
    $sort['OrgID'][$k] = $v['OrgID'];
}
array_multisort($sort['Level'], SORT_DESC, $sort['OrgID'], SORT_ASC, $WlevelArray);

but this produces two arrays.

I am a little confused on what you are specifically looking for, based on what I think you are aiming at I have included code below.

Set up arrays:

$example1 = array(
  "OrgID" => "XXXX",
  "DOB" => "1970-01-01",
  "PersonID" => "111111",
  "ExpDate" => "2013-07-31",
  "Level" => "WELITE",
  "Status" => "Active",
  "FName" => "Jane",
  "LName" => "Doe",
  "Checked" => null
);

$example2 = array(
  "OrgID" => "XXXX",
  "DOB" => "1970-01-01",
  "PersonID" => "222222",
  "ExpDate" => "2013-07-31",
  "Level" => "WELITE",
  "Status" => "Active",
  "FName" => "Jane",
  "LName" => "Doe",
  "Checked" => null
);

$example3 = array(
  "OrgID" => "XXXX",
  "DOB" => "1970-01-01",
  "PersonID" => "22222",
  "ExpDate" => "2013-07-31",
  "Level" => "WELITE",
  "Status" => "Active",
  "FName" => "Jane",
  "LName" => "Doe",
  "Checked" => null
);

// Initial array
$initArray = array($example1, $example2, $example3);

Now let's 'sort':

$finalArray = array();
$i = 0;
foreach ($initArray as $key => $value) {
    (isset($value['Level'])) ? $finalArray[$value['Level']][$i] = $value : NULL;
    unset($finalArray[$value['Level']][$i]['Level']);
    $i++;
}

echo '<pre>', print_r($finalArray, true), '</pre>';

Output:

Array
(
    [WELITE] => Array
        (
            [0] => Array
                (
                    [OrgID] => XXXX
                    [DOB] => 1970-01-01
                    [PersonID] => 111111
                    [ExpDate] => 2013-07-31
                    [Status] => Active
                    [FName] => Jane
                    [LName] => Doe
                    [Checked] => 
                )

            [1] => Array
                (
                    [OrgID] => XXXX
                    [DOB] => 1970-01-01
                    [PersonID] => 222222
                    [ExpDate] => 2013-07-31
                    [Status] => Active
                    [FName] => Jane
                    [LName] => Doe
                    [Checked] => 
                )

            [2] => Array
                (
                    [OrgID] => XXXX
                    [DOB] => 1970-01-01
                    [PersonID] => 22222
                    [ExpDate] => 2013-07-31
                    [Status] => Active
                    [FName] => Jane
                    [LName] => Doe
                    [Checked] => 
                )

        )

)

---

Edit

I did find an issue when changing the 'Level' value, the index would keep incrementing since I was using an auto-incrementing variable $i. So I added sort($finalArray[$value['Level']]); and it reset the index values.

foreach ($initArray as $key => $value) {
    (isset($value['Level'])) ? $finalArray[$value['Level']][$i] = $value : NULL;
    unset($finalArray[$value['Level']][$i]['Level']);
    // Add this line to fix indexes
    sort($finalArray[$value['Level']]);
    $i++;
}