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copied!<p>Hey... This isn't an answer but this post doesn't have a place that I can just comment on the question. Sorry, I don't know where else to put this. </p> <p>What are you actually trying to accomplish by naming these columns? You can name the text boxes.... and add expressions to those.... If you click on the "static" labels, it highlights the column heading for you... and all of my are always in order by default (might always be this way?). But, what are you actually trying to do that those need names for? I can't see a way to do it. </p> <hr> <p>After I wrote that first comment down there in response to yours I decided to play with the code in one of my reports... It's still really hard without being able to actually name those columns but they are all in order at least, in the code. For future editing to this report, I suggest adding comments in the code saying what each TablixMember actually is... But I don't think there is a way............... SSRS as a whole is sometimes very, very difficult and frustrating to use. It drives me absolutely crazy but there aren't any other options that have enough benefits to use instead... and SSRS actually has a lot more functionality than some of its alternatives. </p> <pre><code> <TablixColumnHierarchy> <TablixMembers> <TablixMember> <Visibility> <Hidden>=iif(Parameters!hideCol1.Value is nothing, true, false)</Hidden> </Visibility> </TablixMember> <TablixMember /> <TablixMember /> <TablixMember /> </code></pre>

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