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Default Using the information from a pivot table

Hi there,

I was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to help.

I have a report that I receive daily and need to total month to date
lots by 2 fields which are ledger code and instrument code.

I then need to use the information from the pivot to do some more
calculations as its the month to date information which is important.
There is an extract of the pivot below:

Sum of Total Lots (Cleared)
Instrument Code Ledger Code(Query 1 with Trading) Total
C 0TCP1 4
0TDC1 8
C Total 12
CBO 0TAH1 196
0TJW1 10
0TPO1 24
CBO Total 230

I need to be able to do Vlookups etc on both the instrument code and
ledger code for each line of the report. Is there anyway of doing
this as the report is going to change daily so want to make it as
automated as possible.

Thanks in advance
 
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