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Export Rithmic trades for Journalit from R | Trader Pro Order History as CSV. This guide shows the required visible columns because Rithmic only exports what is currently shown in the grid.
Bottom line
Export from Order History, filter for completed or filled rows, make sure the
required columns are visible first, and then save the CSV unchanged.
Last verified
Export path and validation guidance last reviewed in June 2026. Rithmic layouts can vary by introducing broker or prop-firm setup, so confirm the visible columns before every first import.
Journalit expects execution-level export data from R | Trader Pro's Order History view.
Use completed or filled rows rather than working, cancelled, or unrelated order states.
If a required field is hidden in the grid at export time, it will not be present in the CSV.
The Rithmic adapter needs the column names below. If your layout labels them differently, choose Own spreadsheet / other file in Trade Import, map the columns yourself, set What is each row? to Orders or fills, and validate a small date range first.
Most common mistake
If the preview is empty or key values are missing, check the visible columns first. In Rithmic, hidden columns are not exported.
Open R | Trader Pro and navigate to Order History.
Choose the account you want to export and filter the grid so it shows Completed or Filled rows for the date range you want.
Do not rely on working or cancelled-only rows for Journalit imports.
Open the grid's Add/Remove Columns control and ensure these fields are visible before export.
Minimum required visible columns:
Recommended optional columns:
Use the available Export or Clipboard action to create the CSV file from that prepared grid.
In Journalit, open Trade Import, choose Rithmic, and upload the CSV without editing it first.
Journalit then checks the file and shows a preview before anything is added: how many trades it found, possible duplicates, and any rows it skipped, with the reason.
Importing is a Pro feature
With a free Journalit account you can upload this file and preview every trade before anything is written to your journal. Adding the trades needs Pro. Follow the upload, review and import steps, or see what Trade Import supports.
The grid was filtered to filled or completed rows rather than inactive order states.
Buy/Sell or Side, Symbol, Qty Filled, Avg Fill Price, and an Update Time, Order Update Time, or Create Time column were all visible before export.
The export covers the actual trading window you want to reconstruct in Journalit.
You are importing the original export rather than a file that was cleaned up in a spreadsheet first.
Continue to the Trade Import guide to map, preview, and import the exported order-history file 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.