Not include "order modify" at MT4 backtest report

Hello , I hope I am creating the topic in the right place. I have a weird question about MT4 report. I didn't find an answer even tho i searched. Maybe someone can help me.

I've created an expert advisor with "flexible" stop losses and take profitis that change dynamically when indicators change.

My problem is that in the report from the back testing Mt4 includes every modification done to the stop loss of the order. These are a lot , seriously (more often than not stop loss and TP changes value many times per bar). The result is a report with 70000 (!!) order outputs for 3000 orders cause of the modifications.

When i try to save the report the computer crashes because of the large Htm document or something.

Is there a way to exclude the modifications from the report?

Yeah its kind of a lame question but I'm struggling with this

Every system has limitations. Sometimes the people who design the thing don't even know what it is; there are just some many variables and dependencies. What I am trying to say, is there is no switch to solve the problem.

There are workarounds. For instance, cutting down on the number of trades will make the report size smaller. I suppose a better computer would help as well. But in the end there is always limitations.

Do you really have to modify the trade every tick?

Another option is to save the stoploss/takeprofit for a given trade in a static variable/array.

Thanks , too bad there is no workaround around this really sucks .

Yes i do need to change stop loss and take profit at almost every tick because as i said they're modified dynamically as the price changes by other indicators. Forex can be extremely volatile so reducing the times the expert checks the indicators won't work for me. My method doesn't involve a static stop loss or take profit at all.

Cutting around the number of trades is no option either , I'm trying to even increase the number of trades to reduce risk (beta , Shapre ratio etc).

The computer is a core 2 duo 6400 with 2 gigs of ram, it's kind of old but not old enough to be unable to handle metatrader. Sure it could be better, 2 more gigs of ram would help a lot i guess.

You can loop thru the closed orders and extract the pertinent data to a csv file, then analyze it in Excel.
ps: I was thinking real orders, not sure you can do this in the backtester data.