While using the Analysis variable in SAS, this variable heading automatically displayed in report. how to remove this heading. This is My code :
proc report data=Work.Channelsummary Spanrows style(header)=[bordercolor=BLACK 
		background=#97291E foreground=white font=(zurichbt, 8pt) 
		font_weight=bold ] style(report)=[bordercolor=black borderwidth=1pt 
		font=(zurichbt, 8pt)] style(column)=[background=#FFFFFF bordercolor=#000000 
		font=(zurichbt, 8pt) vjust=middle 
		cellheight=.10in ] style(summary)=[font_face=White] center split='_';
	column('State & RH Channel Wise Summary :' Zone RHName)(('Total Allocation' 
		ChannelAllocation1, TotalCount))('Resolved' ChannelAllocation1, 
		TRCount)('Part Payment' ChannelAllocation1, PPCount)('Resolution %' 
		ChannelAllocation1, Resolved);
	/*row ('' Resolution)('TOTAL' COUNT ELB); */
	define Zone / 'Zone' group;
	define RHName / 'RH Name' group;
	define ChannelAllocation1 / group across;
	define TotalCount / analysis sum Width=5 center;
	define TRCount / analysis sum Width=5 center;
	define PPCount / analysis sum Width=5 center;
	rbreak before / summarize;
	compute before;
		if _break_='_RBREAK_' then
			do Zone="Total";
				call define (_row_, 'style', 'style=[background=CXFF8000 foreground=Black bordercolor=black font=(ZurichBt,8pt)font_weight=bold]');
			end;
	endcomp;
	define ChannelAllocation1 / across;
	define Resolved / analysis format=Percent11.0 center;
run;
title1;Please use the "little running man" symbol to open a window for entering SAS code, and copy/paste the code there from EG (or Studio). The way you posted your code, it has no formatting at all.
Formatted code:
proc report
  data=Work.Channelsummary
  Spanrows
  style(header)=[
    bordercolor=BLACK
    background=#97291E
    foreground=white
    font=(zurichbt,8pt)
    font_weight=bold
  ]
  style(report)=[
    bordercolor=black
    borderwidth=1pt
    font=(zurichbt,8pt)
  ]
  style(column)=[
    background=#FFFFFF
    bordercolor=#000000
    font=(zurichbt,8pt)
    vjust=middle
    cellheight=.10in
  ]
  style(summary)=[
    font_face=White
  ]
  center
  split='_'
;
column
  ('State & RH Channel Wise Summary :' Zone RHName)
  (('Total Allocation' ChannelAllocation1,TotalCount))
  ('Resolved' ChannelAllocation1,TRCount)
  ('Part Payment' ChannelAllocation1,PPCount)
  ('Resolution %' ChannelAllocation1,Resolved)
;
/*row ('' Resolution)('TOTAL' COUNT ELB); */
define Zone / 'Zone' group;
define RHName / 'RH Name' group;
define ChannelAllocation1 / group across;
define TotalCount / analysis sum Width=5 center;
define TRCount / analysis sum Width=5 center;
define PPCount / analysis sum Width=5 center;
rbreak before / summarize;
compute before;
  if _break_ = '_RBREAK_'
  then do;
    Zone="Total";
    call define (_row_,'style', 'style=[background=CXFF8000 foreground=Black bordercolor=black font=(ZurichBt,8pt)font_weight=bold]' );
  end;
endcomp;
define ChannelAllocation1 / across;
define Resolved / analysis format=Percent11.0 center;
run;
title1;Could you please supply a piece of the report and indicate which element you want removed?
screen shot attached.
Have you looked at the noheader option of proc report?
For this, and how to supress individula column headers, https://communities.sas.com/t5/ODS-and-Base-Reporting/Hide-PROC-Report-column-names/td-p/61639 might be interesting.
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