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Hello! I have a thing that I want to do but I do not know if this is
possible. I have a spreadsheet on a Blommberg PC that has Excel. I
download prespecified data from Bloomberg to the spreadsheet at a
certain time once every day. The data that I am dowloadning to the
spreadsheet is different ratings for different banks. Now I want to
send out an email (automatically) if a rating has changed. In this
email I want to show:

1) what bank has a new rating
2) what the old rating was
3) what the new rating is

I use the DDE to connect Bloomberg to the spreadsheet and this works
fine. Now what I do not know is how (if possible) you send out en email
if any rating has changed. Is this best done from Excel or Bloomberg?
Any assistance is very much appreciated. I can post some more detalied
info concerning this at request. Thank you very much for your time.


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