Checking if this data looks ok

Found a place where i can buy mes data in chunks of data vs a subscription.. here is a example of how the csv file comes and im just checking to make sure this looks ok(vs just importing it and messing things up).. They had a few options for types of data-- Will this work to import into MC?


ts_recv,ts_event,rtype,publisher_id,instrument_id,action,side,depth,price,size,flags,ts_in_delta,sequence,symbol
1708646400005308019,1708646400004953925,0,1,763,T,A,0,5098750000000,3,0,14946,183150884,MESH4
1708646400005426943,1708646400004954141,0,1,763,T,A,0,5098750000000,4,0,15877,183150885,MESH4
1708646400007414580,1708646400005543131,0,1,763,T,B,0,5098750000000,3,0,18491,183150905,MESH4
1708646400007414580,1708646400005572101,0,1,763,T,B,0,5098750000000,4,0,18491,183150905,MESH4
1708646400007560183,1708646400005657615,0,1,763,T,B,0,5098750000000,1,0,18897,183150907,MESH4

Hello,

Most of these values will not be processed by MultiCharts.
Please see the What values can be imported section of our Wiki page about importing data.

does that mean that MC can handle the file and just ignore the values or is the fact that there are "unused" values mess things up?

I'm afraid this specific file will not be imported at all, because it's missing obligatory values, like date/time.
Obligatory values are specified in the Wiki page linked above.

Also, if you'd like to test data files without messing up your existing symbol data, you can manually add a symbol for testing in QuoteManager: Instrument → Add Symbol → Manually.

Good to know.. Thanks Kate..