FX Replay Export Guide
Export FX Replay trades for Journalit from the Analytics page as CSV. This guide shows the correct export path and the safest way to validate a smaller range before exporting more history.
Bottom line
Export from Analytics as CSV. If you are validating the mapping for the
first time, start with one session or a narrow date range before exporting everything.
Overview
Analytics export
Journalit expects the trade data exported from FX Replay's Analytics area.
CSV format
Choose CSV when exporting so the file is ready for Journalit's broker import flow.
Small-range validation
Testing a short range first makes it easier to spot mapping issues before importing a large history.
Keep the original file
Do not clean up or reformat the CSV before import unless you are deliberately troubleshooting.
What Journalit expects
Most common mistake
If the import looks wrong, first confirm that you exported from Analytics
and not another FX Replay view or export surface.
Export trades from FX Replay
Open Analytics
Sign in to FX Replay and open Analytics.
Choose the history you want
Select the session or date range you want to export.
If this is your first import validation, use a smaller range first so it is easier to confirm the mapping and timestamps.
Export as CSV
Click Export and choose CSV as the format.
Download the file
Save the exported Analytics CSV to your computer.
Import into Journalit
Open Journalit in Obsidian, go to CSV Import, select FX Replay as the broker, and upload the downloaded file.
Quick validation before import
Correct source
The file came from FX Replay Analytics, not another page.
Reasonable range
You intentionally selected the session or date range you want to analyse.
CSV export
The downloaded file is the CSV export, ready for broker import.
Good first test
If you are unsure, a smaller export is easier to validate than a large all-history file.