Transfer Yahoo Finance chart data into MT4 - Possible?

Greetings.
if possible i'd like to transfer (import?) Yahoo finance chart data (or any chart feed u might now; specifically of USDPHP [Philippine Peso] & ^PSI) into MT4.
they are downloadable to spreadsheet/ .csv (i'm not familiar with this file type)

it seems only ^PSI has a historical data but i want to have USDPHP's too.
^PSI chart goes back to 1997 while USDPHP's chart i think goes back to 1999.

& Base solely off of those 2 charts, is there a way that the chart data can be 'copied&pasted'/'transferred' into MT4? (1 MT4 broker has USDPHP but has incomplete data & i plan to complete it -- via MT4's History Center, perhaps? -- via my idea here.)

Also, can anyone point me to where i can find historical data of USDPHP, downloadable or not?

Thanks a lot.
(just in case , i'll probably bump this from time to time)

I downloaded ^PSI history from your Yahoo link, and used attached XLS to convert its format, and sort into ascending date order. Then I created PSI.CSV file (also attached) in /experts/files folder from XLS data, and attached Plot_External_Data.MQ4 to chart (FileName = PSI.CSV). Result is attached chart (with horizontal levels manually added).

Henceforth you'd need to add data manually to the end of PSI.CSV, when available from Yahoo each day.

More info in posts #281 & #283 here. Not a perfect solution but it's the best I can come up with.

Plot for USDPHP not possible without historical data. Not sure how to find it, apart from trying Google.

wow, David. THANKS!

regarding USDPHP historical data, what inputs are needed? only the open, high, low, & close?

there are historical data here, here, here (needs sign up for access). i think Oanda has one too.

Appreciate the time u put into this.
God bless Sir!
(remind me to bring some local sweet mangoes or something else when i get the chance to visit u there )

Plot_External_Data can plot only one value in a line graph, so I would choose the Close. I used your data source here (http://www.exchange-rates.org/history/PHP/USD/T) to update the attached XLS, and then produce the USDPHP.CSV output (also attached). Use it as described in my previous post.