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Docs for GeneralCSVImport

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5 years ago #233458

I need to import .csv file with specific fields set, generated from my own trading back-office system. However I could not find any description of how GeneralCSVImport works (which kind of field names are available/possible? which set of fields is mandatory? etc)! Unfortunately it seems that such major step as data import is not well documented….

Specifically I could not find any field name for such fields like “Close Ticket”, “Date Close” and “Magic”. I try to use line spec like “Format.3.LineFormat=Ticket,OpenTime,Action,Size,Symbol,OpenPrice,Unused,CloseTime,ClosePrice,PL,Magic,Unused”, but during import QA tells me loading using GeneralCSVImport fails. How it could be solved?

5 years ago #233462

Hello,

the column names shown in the GeneralCSVImport file are all available currently. For the entry/exit times and dates you use OpenTime, CloseTime with timedate format specified by “DateFormat” parameter

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