Export ATAS trading history for Journalit from Statistics → Export statistics as the original .xlsx workbook. This guide uses the unedited export file and the Journal sheet inside it.
Bottom line
Export from Statistics using Export statistics, keep the workbook
unchanged, and upload the original .xlsx file to Journalit. The import is based on
the Journal sheet inside that workbook.
ATAS trade history for Journalit comes from the Statistics module, not from unrelated reports or screenshots.
ATAS exports an Excel workbook with multiple sheets such as Statistics, Journal, and Executions.
Journalit reads the Journal sheet because it contains paired trades with open and close information.
Changing sheet order, column names, formats, or cell content can break the import unexpectedly.
Most common mistake
If the import fails after you inspected the workbook in Excel, use a fresh export. Even small edits or re-saves can change the workbook structure enough to break parsing.
Open ATAS, go to the Home tab, then open Statistics from the lower part of the main window.
Select RealTime if the current week already contains the trades you need, or switch to History if you need a custom date range.
If you are using History, set the desired range and click Load before exporting.
Do not skip this step or you may export an incomplete result.
Click the gear icon in the top-right area of the Statistics module and choose Export statistics.
Save the generated .xlsx file locally.
Upload that original .xlsx file directly into Journalit without modifying it first.
The workbook came from ATAS Statistics via Export statistics, not from a different module or manually assembled spreadsheet.
If you used History, you loaded the date range before exporting so the workbook actually includes the trades you want.
You are importing the untouched .xlsx file rather than a workbook that was edited, reformatted, or re-saved.
The export contains the Journal sheet that Journalit uses for paired trade import.
Continue to the Trade Import guide to map, preview, and import the exported workbook into Journalit.
See how broker exports become mapped, validated, and imported into Journalit.
See how imported trades become notes, screenshots, dashboards, and reviews in your own vault.
Compare supported broker export paths and choose the right file before importing.
Need another platform as well. Return to the broker export hub.
