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# Download a Custom Table of Swap Rates
Our Customised Swaps Download feature lets you generate a table of current swap rates tailored to your chosen tenors and payment frequencies.
### **Step 1: Open Interest Rate Curves**
1. **Choose "Interest Rate Curves"** from the navigation bar.
2. **Select Your Currency** from the available options (e.g., EUR, USD).
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### **Step 2: Open the Customisation Settings**
1. In the **Swap Rates** card under **Market Inputs**, locate the **Download** button.
2. Click the **Settings Cog** next to the Download button.
3. The **Customised Swaps Download** dialog opens, allowing you to customise your download.
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### **Step 3: Customise Your Swap Rate Table**
1. **Choose Your Tenors:**
* Select the specific tenors you want (e.g., 1Y, 5Y, 10Y) or select the full range.
2. **Set Data Orientation:**
* Choose whether the data will appear in a **horizontal** (columns) or **vertical** (rows) layout in Excel.
3. **(Optional) Adjust Advanced Settings:**
* **Fixed Leg Frequency:** Set how often payments occur on the fixed leg (e.g., 1M, 3M, 6M, or 12M).
* **Floating Leg Frequency:** Adjust the payment frequency for the floating leg.
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### **Step 4: Download Your Custom Table**
Once you’ve configured your settings, click the **Download** button to generate your table. The Excel file will reflect your selected tenors, layout, and advanced settings.
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### **Default Download Option**
If you don’t customise the settings, the download will provide the **raw swap rate data** with default configurations: the standard tenors and the index's standard conventions.
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