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Default Use a combo to change the data range for a chart?

Not sure if this is even possible, but here goes. I have a spreadsheet that
contians productivity stats by month for each of my users. The spreadsheet
has about 220 rows, each representing different individuals. I would like to
create a chart for each user that tracks the rise and fall of productivity
for each user from month to month. I can create the chart no problem.
However, I do not want to create the chart 220 times each month for each
individual. Besides, the size of the file would prevent me from sending it
out as an attachment. What I would like to do is create the chart once, and
then use a Combo box to to select the user I want. Based on the value
selected in the combo box there would be a macro that sets the data range so
that the data for that user shows up in the chart. Any suggestions? Any
help that you could provide would be greatly appreciated.
 
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