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DeepCharts CSV Export Guide

Export closed futures trades from DeepCharts Strategy Report as CSV. Journalit's DeepCharts adapter reads the individual trade records in the report's Trade List, including the broker-reported realised P&L.

Bottom line

Generate a Strategy Report for the right broker, account, dates, and symbols. Then open Trade List, choose Export CSV, and import the original file with the DeepCharts adapter.

Overview

Strategy Report source

Journalit expects the CSV created from DeepCharts Strategy Report, not an orders window or a performance summary.

Trade List export

Open Trade List before exporting so the file contains individual closed trades rather than aggregate report figures.

Native adapter

Choose DeepCharts in Trade Import. The adapter interprets signed quantity, closed-trade timing, prices, and the reported P&L.

Keep the file unchanged

Import the downloaded CSV directly. Do not change its headers, delimiters, timestamps, or numeric values in a spreadsheet.

What Journalit expects

Correct report

Trading → Strategy Report

Correct report tab

Trade List

Correct action

Export CSV

Required columns

Symbol, Quantity, Entry DT, Entry Price, Exit DT, Exit Price, ProfitLoss

Expected file type

.csv

Support mode

Native DeepCharts broker adapter

Most common mistake

The CSV must include the Symbol column and the entry and exit columns listed above. A Strategy Performance summary is not a substitute for the Trade List export.

Export trades from DeepCharts

Open Strategy Report

In DeepCharts, open the Trading menu and select Strategy Report.

Choose the broker and account

Select the broker connection and account whose closed trades you want to import. Check this carefully when you have both simulation and live accounts.

Set the history and symbols

Use the report controls to choose the date range and symbols you want to include. Start with a short, known range if you are validating the import for the first time.

Generate the Trade List

Click Generate Report, then open the Trade List tab. Confirm that it shows the completed trades you expect before downloading anything.

Export CSV

Click Export CSV and save the downloaded file without opening or editing it in a spreadsheet.

Import with the DeepCharts adapter

In Journalit, open Trade Import, choose DeepCharts as the broker, select the account, and upload the CSV.

Quick validation before import

Correct source

The file came from DeepCharts Strategy Report, with Trade List selected.

Complete columns

The CSV includes Symbol, Quantity, entry and exit timestamps, entry and exit prices, and ProfitLoss.

Expected date range

The report filters include the sessions you want to review and exclude any account history you do not want to import.

Correct time zone

Choose the Journalit import time zone that matches the timestamps displayed by DeepCharts before confirming the preview.

How the DeepCharts adapter reads the CSV

Troubleshooting

Next steps

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