I have been able to get the result you are looking for by embedding one table in another.
- Create a table and delete all but one column.
- Set it to use your data set.
- Add a parent group to your details group to group on ID. This will add a column for the group.
- Right-click the group column header and choose Insert Column > Inside Group - Right.
- Repeat step 4 so you have 3 group columns.
- Set the right-most group cell to display Name_People.
- Delete the Details group (Group only, not the associated rows).
- In the rightmost group column set the right border style to none in both the header and the data rows.
- In the data column set the left border style to none in both the header and the data rows.
- Set the width of the data column to minimum possible. (We will not be using it but SSRS requires at least 1 data column).
Steps 8-10 are to hide the fact that there is an empty, skinny column along the right side. - Right-click in the middle group column data cell and choose Insert > Table.
- In the inserted table, delete the header row and 2 of the 3 columns.
- Set the remaining cell to display Number.
The screenshot below shows the sample I did locally using some TFS data.
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