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In SSRS, is it possible to have a section header for one column and a chart for each section?

For example I have a location column, I want to use the location column as a section header and in each location section, I want to display a chart about this location.  Any idea?  Thanks.
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Here is an example:

Sales Amount by Location by Salesperson Report [This is the report name]

Seattle, WA [This is the section header]
[Followed by a column chart to display the sales amount for each salesperson in Seattle, WA]

Chicago, IL [This is another section header]
[Followed by a column chart to display the sales amount for each salesperson in Chicago, IL]

[Repeat each location we have in the database...]
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Yes, you are right.  I have those three columns.

Which report item should I use?  Thanks.
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Thanks, actually I'm using R2 as well.
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OK, this is good, but what in my mind is I want to show it in a column chart.  For example, in Chicago, the salesperson d, e and f should be in one chart instead of show as three rows.

Does this make sense?  Thanks.
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Something like this.  Thanks.

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Thanks Emil.  I really appreciate this.  I will present both to my boss and see which one he likes.  I will keep this thread open for now, just in case I encounter any issue when I actually start to work on it.
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Thanks.