# Download Leaderboard Entries

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## Introduction

Fetches a series of leaderboard entries for a specified leaderboard. You can ask for more entries than exist, then this will return as many as do exist.

### Board ID

The board to read from

### Request Type

The [UELeaderboardDataRequest](https://kb.heathen.group/old-kb/old-toolkit-for-steamworks/unreal/blueprint-nodes/enumerators/ueleaderboarddatarequest) type to request from the board.

### Start

The index to start downloading entries relative to eLeaderboardDataRequest.

### End

The last index to retrieve entries for relative to eLeaderboardDataRequest.

### Detail Count

The number of detail entries to read from the entry

### Callback

An event that will be called when complete and contains an array of [Leaderboard Entry](https://kb.heathen.group/old-kb/old-toolkit-for-steamworks/unreal/blueprint-nodes/types/leaderboard-entry)

## Nodes

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