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best practice to export M1 data to MT4

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3 years ago #271153

Just found this incredibly good product, I am very happy to have the opportunity to test it. I have one question, I downloaded M1 BTCUSDT Of Binance In Crypto. What is the best practice to use this kind of data in MT4. I tried “Export to MT4 (FXT & HST)”, but failed, Saying: “Only for Tick Data”. Do I need to “export to CSV” and import in MT4 terminals? I am not sure. Could you kindly tell me the best process?
By the way. What is the GMT offset of every Crypto Data?
Thank you.

3 years ago #271216

Hello,

the best if you follow our tutorial on exporting tick data into MT4. Check https://strategyquant.com/doc/quantdatamanager/test-strategy-metatrader-4-tick-precision/

3 years ago #271232

The button “Export to MT4 (FXT & HST)” button works only for tick data.

Simply export the data using “M1” timeframe into a CSV file using a correct format (DateTime, Open, High, Low, Close, Volume) and import M1 data using MT4 History Center for a specific symbol. The symbol needs to exist in the list in History Center

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