# How Do I Download Data to Excel?

Do you need to download daily, weekly, or monthly data to Excel? PRO StockCharts subscribers can download data from as far back as 1970. 

## Downloading Data in the SharpCharts Workbench

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Follow these steps to download daily, weekly, or monthly data to a CSV file (Excel readable) when using the New SharpCharts Workbench:

1. Create a chart for the ticker symbol for which you want to download the data.
2. Click **Historical Price Data** (left menu bar), which displays historical data seen on the price chart.
3. Click **View All Historical Price Data.**

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4. Click **Download Data Set**. By default, daily data will be downloaded. To download weekly or monthly data, select **Weekly** or **Monthly** from the **Period** dropdown menu and click **Download Data Set**.

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**Note:** This functionality is only available to subscribers with a **Pro** subscription. It is not available to Basic or Extra subscribers.
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