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Default Chart and Data not working together?

I have an office application that logs how many times aspects of the program
is used. It logs the Users Name in one column, then the area of the program
in the next column. I for the life of me can not get an reasonable output
looking chart from this data. What i would love to see is a broken down list
for say user Tish from the data below, and have the chart log how many times
they used each aspect of the program. (i.e. In Out Log, Drafting Log,
Engineering Log, and so on.) That way i can show that user what areas of the
program they are using.

Here is some sample data to help. I have roughly 40,000 rows of data so any
help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,

Mark

CAD In Out Log

BRANDON In Out Log

BRANDON In Out Log

JOSH In Out Log

CAD In Out Log

BRANDON In Out Log

ROGER Retrieve Job

Tish Drafting Log
Tish Drafting Log

MARK DOUGLAS Drafting Log

OWNER Drafting Log

OWNER In Out Log

JOHN In Out Log

Tish In Out Log

BRANDON Drafting Log


 
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