table visual of multiple title names required, kindly help!

[Ayyappa5678]

Hi Team,
Good Afternoon

In table visual, all the columns are from 1 table, here having around 25 columns,

for first 15 columns need to give name as "Details", 

after 5 columns need to give name as "Details1",(These are numbers as like in below snapshot)

and last 5 columns need to give name as "Details2"(These are numbers as like in below snapshot).

If I go with text box with seperate names then If scroll left to right name is not moving, so it is not working.

If seperate with 3 table visuals, it will also not work due to for values it is with only showing 1 row.
pls help me for any other way?

[v-sathmakuri]

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[v-sathmakuri]

Hi @Ayyappa5678 ,

Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Fabric Community.

Power BI native visuals does not support this feature. As a workaround you try the below approach.

Unpivot Your Columns in Power Query

1. Go to Power Query Editor, Select the first 15 columns → Right-click → Unpivot Columns → Add a custom column named HeaderGroup with value "Details".
2. Do the same for the next 5 columns → HeaderGroup = "Details1".
3. Repeat for the last 5 columns → HeaderGroup = "Details2".
4. Now you will have
• Header Group: (Details, Details1, Details2)
• Attribute: Original column names (e.g., Col1, Col2...)
• Value: Corresponding values

In the Matrix visual

• Rows: Use a unique identifier (e.g., ID).
• Columns: Drag Header Group into Columns, then Attribute below it (to create grouped headers).
• Values: Use Value.

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[Tahreem24]

@Ayyappa5678 - You can use the table visual and enter the table's title instead of text box like below:

And make sure to turn off "Auto size width" option under Column headers property.

[Ayyappa5678]

This is not working, kindly help me for another approch.

[Deku]

This is not possible with native visuals, since you can have jagged hierarchies. You would need a custom visual like deneb