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xTriel v1.7.0 — xTracker Reporting Pack

v1.7.0

Released June 29, 2026. This release turns xTracker into a stronger reporting workspace — Excel workbooks, PDF reports, multi-account comparison, and new performance-tracking analytics that show more of the trading behavior behind the headline profit and drawdown numbers.

The changelog remains the version tracker. This article is the customer-facing summary; the repository changelog keeps the detailed engineering record for what shipped in each dated version.

1 · Excel and PDF exports

  • Excel export downloads an Excel-compatible workbook from xTracker.
  • The workbook includes sheets for Summary, Trades, Periods, Sessions, Weekdays, Symbols, Hourly performance, Drawdowns, and Active Positions.
  • The Trades sheet uses the selected date range plus the current search / type / view filters.
  • PDF export opens a print-ready report with the account summary, chart, session performance, symbol breakdown, drawdowns, and filtered trade table.
  • PDF reports include the first 100 filtered trade rows; Excel includes the full filtered table.

2 · Compare mode

xTracker now exposes the existing multi-account comparison flow through a visible Compare control in the page header.

  • Select Compare, then click multiple terminal cards.
  • The comparison chart shows percentage performance across selected accounts.
  • Compare summaries include net profit, gain, trades, win rate, and max drawdown.
  • Excel and PDF exports also work from compare mode.

3 · New tracking analytics

The new tracking panels use the same selected date range as the rest of xTracker.

New xTracker analytics panels
PanelWhat it showsUse it for
Session PerformanceProfit, trades, win rate, and lots by Asia, London, New York, and rollover windows.Seeing which market session is carrying or hurting the account.
Day of WeekProfit, trades, win rate, and lots from Monday through Sunday.Finding weak weekdays or strong recurring windows.
Streaks & DrawdownBest win streak, worst loss streak, current streak, worst drawdown, and average recovery time.Understanding behavior between equity highs, not just final profit.

4 · Drawdown recovery

The historical drawdown view now tracks whether a drawdown recovered and how many days recovery took. This makes the drawdown list more useful for reviewing account resilience after a losing period.

5 · Availability

The release is part of the xTriel web dashboard. No MT5 Reporter EA reinstall is required for the export, compare, and analytics changes.