MetaTrader HTML Statement Export Guide
Journalit imports MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 history from the original HTML or HTM statement. Export the report from the terminal and upload it without converting or editing the file. JDR Securities MetaTrader statements use this same import path.
Bottom line
Use the HTML statement from Account History or
History. Select MetaTrader 4 / 5 Statement in
Trade Import.
Overview
MT4 and MT5
The same Trade Import option accepts supported HTML statements from MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5.
Original report
Upload the exported HTML or HTM file without converting it to CSV or resaving it in a spreadsheet.
Trade rows only
Pending and cancelled orders are ignored automatically during parsing.
Broker comments
Supported statement comments are stored as read-only MT Comment metadata rather than added to your Notes.
What Journalit expects
Export the statement
Choose the history range
In the MetaTrader terminal, open Account History or History and select the date range you want to import.
Save the report
Right-click inside the history table and choose Save as Report. Save the generated HTML or HTM statement.
Import it into Journalit
Open Trade Import, choose the destination account, select MetaTrader 4 / 5 Statement, and upload the exported report. Review the parsed trades before confirming the import.
Before you import
Check the date range
The statement only contains the history range selected in MetaTrader.
Keep the raw file
Editing or resaving the report can alter the HTML structure used by the importer.
Review ignored rows
Pending, cancelled, balance, and credit rows do not become normal Journalit trades.
Check the preview outcome
A partial preview identifies valid trades alongside skipped or failed rows. A failed preview cannot be imported.
Troubleshooting
Next steps
Import the statement
Continue to the Trade Import guide for preview outcomes, duplicate handling, and confirmation.
Trade import hub
See how file imports fit into Journalit's broader trade-history workflow.
Automatic MetaTrader 4 sync
MT4 users can use FTP-based Trade Sync for ongoing synchronisation. MT5 users should continue with Trade Import.
All broker export guides
Compare supported broker and platform export paths.