Freezing 2 row headers simultaneously?

I want to freeze two header rows. I'm creating a template for my personal accounting. I want the first row to have the major headings in individual columns, like Project, Travel, etc. And the second row to have sub-headings: under Travel I want to have columns of 'air, taxi, rental car /gas, hotel, food, parking, etc.
And I want to freeze the both, so when I scroll down to row 75 I can still see the categories at the top. If I highlight and try to freeze 2 rows as 'header rows', it doesn't work (neither works).
Is there a protocol for doing this in Numbers?
All ears,
Ben

Dang. I knew if I sent this I would discover an answer the minute it was gone.
I just have to convert the 2nd row down to a 'header row' and both rows are then frozen (given I've previously selected the 'header row' to be 'frozen'.
All the best,
Ben

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