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Right now, when I look at the excel file saved as .csv in Notepad, the data looks like this: "MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM,O,H,L,C,V"

10/19/2009 09:30,39.58,40.4,39.42,40.11,167415
10/19/2009 09:45,40.1,40.22,39.69,39.75,107626
10/19/2009 10:00,39.75,40.23,39.62,40.17,86452
10/19/2009 10:15,40.21,40.56,40.04 ...

Thanks, gunter. I have been playing with the Bloomberg add on to Excel. I think I may have a handle on it, now. One limitation I have found is on intraday data, the macro will only download approx 6 months.

Would I be able to save the excel file as a .csv file and have it feed properly into TB ...

Thanks for the quick reply. I used the search initially and came up with the same results. A few of the links don't work for me, perhaps they are in the customer area? In the links that I could read, a couple posters had the same question; but, it went unanswered. In my email exchange with Tim ...

Hello, I'm test driving TB this week and wanted to hear from anyone who uses Bloomberg for data. I am searching for the best way to download the info. Someone from the Bloomberg heldesk created a spreadsheet for me to turn single stock data into text format. However, I think there has to be a better ...