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Hi @Suryaann111
You can use Matrix visual for this.
Also I believe you want to show these values against some dimension. I have taken "ID" as dimension here and the source table schema is:
Create a Calculated Column for your main header i.e. [Sales]="Sales"
Then use Matrix as shown below:
Note: Instead of ID you can use the dimension/attributes you have in your table for which you want o show this data.
Mann
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