How to Export DAS Trader Trade Data as CSV for Analysis

    Updated: June 30, 2026

    DAS Trader exports list individual fills (executions), not closed trades with profit already calculated. FxJournalStats has a dedicated DAS Trader importer that auto-detects your CSV format, pairs buy/sell and short/cover fills into round-trip trades, and computes gross P&L.

    This guide explains which exports work, how to upload them, and what to expect in your analytics.

    Step 1: Export from DAS Trader #

    Choose the export that matches your goal:

    Trades tab (single session) #

    To export from the Trades tab in DAS:

    • Click the Trades window in your layout.

    DAS Trades tab

    • If you don’t see the Trades tab:
      • Navigate to the top menu and click Trade.
      • Select Trades to add it to your layout.

    DAS Trades tab menu

    • Right-click the Trades tab and click Export.

    DAS Trades tab export

    Headers include: Time, Symbol, Side, Price, Qty, and optionally ECNFee for fees.

    This format only includes time, not the session date. When you upload, select the trade session date in the Add Trades modal.

    Side values:

    • B — buy (opens a long or covers a short)
    • S — sell (closes a long)
    • SS — short sell (opens a short)

    Best for: one trading day at a time.

    Trade → Report (multi-day history) #

    In the top menu, click Trade → Report.

    DAS Trade report menu

    A report window opens. Then:

    • Under Report Items, check Tickets (recommended for fees) or Executions (fills only, no fee columns).
    • Click Refresh.
    • Under Format, select CSV Text File.
    • Choose the download path.
    • Click the Export button.

    DAS Trade report export

    Tickets headers include: TicketID, TradeID, symb, B/S, SHORT, commission, RouteFee, and time. Commission on each round trip is the sum of entry and exit commission + RouteFee from the matched fills.

    Best for: accurate fee tracking over a date range.

    Do not use: Trade → Report → Orders #

    The Orders report lists working orders, not executed fills. FxJournalStats will reject this export. Use Trades or Tickets instead.

    Step 2: Create a DAS Trader account in FxJournalStats #

    Go to Upload → Accounts.

    • Click Create Account.
    • Enter a clear account name (for example your DAS login or prop firm account).
    • Select DAS Trader as the platform.
    • Save the account.

    Step 3: Upload your CSV #

    Open the Add Trades modal, select your DAS Trader account, and upload the CSV file.

    After upload, FxJournalStats shows which format was detected:

    • Session export — set the trade session date, then trades are parsed.
    • Full history (Trades or Tickets) — dates (and fees for Tickets) are read from the file automatically.

    Step 4: Review and upload #

    Confirm the Trades found count in the modal matches your expected number of completed round trips, then click Upload Trades.

    If some fills could not be paired, a yellow warning lists skipped rows — the rest of the file still imports.

    Upload trades modal

    View analytics #

    After uploading, open analytics for your DAS Trader account to review cumulative P&L, symbol breakdown, and calendar performance.

    Analytics page

    Tips #

    • Export completed round trips where possible. Open positions or orphan closes at the end of the file are skipped with a warning — paired trades still import.
    • Remove unrelated summary rows if your export includes them.
    • If one file contains multiple accounts, all rows are imported; consider filtering by account in DAS before export.
    • For multi-day history, widen the report date range so each sell includes its opening buy in the same file.

    Troubleshooting #

    "Select the trade session date before uploading"

    Your file is a Trades tab export (time only). Pick the correct session date in the upload modal.

    "This file is a DAS Orders report"

    You exported Orders instead of Tickets. Re-export using Trade → Report → Tickets.

    Skipped fills (yellow warning box)

    If a sell appears before its buy in the export (for example a position opened on a prior day), that close fill is skipped and listed as a warning — the rest of the file still imports. Open positions with no matching close in the file are also skipped with a warning.

    P&L differs from DAS

    The importer calculates gross P&L from prices and quantity. Fees are in the commission field when exported (ECNFee on the Trades tab, or commission + RouteFee for Tickets). Other DAS adjustments may still differ slightly.