Table

The Table view turns your journal into a configurable analysis grid. It is useful when you want to scan many trades quickly, compare execution-based rollups side by side, and build a view that matches the way you review performance.

Use the table with filters when you want to move beyond a simple trade list. For example, you can filter to one strategy, then compare risk, target, MAP/MFP, efficiency, execution count, remaining quantity, and final result in the same view.

Customise columns

Use the customise columns control to choose which fields are visible. You can turn columns on or off, select all columns, clear optional columns, and reorder columns to match your review workflow.

Available columns can include:

• Shared status
• Trade status
• Symbol and market
• Direction
• Strategy
• Account
• Planned date
• Open date
• Close date
• Net movement
• Gross profit
• Costs
• Net profit
• Profit percentage
• Reward:risk
• Quantity
• Entry, exit, stop, and target prices
• Initial risk and target
• Planned R
• Percentage risked
• Cost per movement
• Duration
• Stop hit and target hit
• MAP and MFP
• Entry, exit, and total efficiency
• Execution count
• Remaining quantity

Sort the table

Click sortable column headings to order the table. Sorting updates the current table options and works with your active filters.

Analysis examples

The table is useful for focused review questions, such as:

• Which trades had good reward:risk but poor exit efficiency?
• Which symbols have the largest average risk or longest duration?
• Which trades still have remaining quantity after close executions?
• Which trades hit the target but finished with weak net movement?
• Which imported trades are missing MAP/MFP, stop, target, or execution details?

Rows per page

Use rows per page to control how many trades are loaded at once. Choose a smaller number for faster scanning or a larger number when you want to review more trades without changing pages.

Open a trade

Select a row to open the trade detail view. The active filters and sort order remain available when you return to the table.