Include header from Aggregate Report - jmeter

I am beginner to JMeter. I am successfully able to store the aggregate report in a csv output file. But I am unable to save the headers.
Can you please tell me how to store the header of the aggregate report in CSV output file ?
Thank you

The following solved my problem :-)
Tick the include group name in label
Tick Save table Header in the aggregate report section at the bottom

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