Bank of America Statement to Excel or CSV
Convert your Bank of America PDF right in your browser - it never leaves your computer.
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- Flags what it cannot check
Bank of America statements arrive as PDF, split into deposits, withdrawals and fees. This page turns them into one clean table in your browser - the file stays on your computer.
How to get the PDF from Bank of America
- Sign in at bankofamerica.com and open the account.
- Go to Statements and Documents and download the PDF.
- Drop that file into the box above.
What a Bank of America statement looks like inside
The month is broken into sections - deposits and other additions, withdrawals and other subtractions, checks, service fees - and each section repeats the same three columns: date, description, amount.
- There is no running balance beside the transactions, so the arithmetic check this tool relies on cannot run on this layout. The page says that instead of implying the numbers were verified.
- Dates are MM/DD/YY, and descriptions frequently run onto a second line. A line with no date and no amount is attached to the transaction above it.
- Section subtotals and page footers begin with words rather than a date, so they are skipped and never turn into fake transactions.
Bank of America is the only one of the four that breaks a month into separate section tables rather than one continuous list. That is why a converted file can hold several date runs that each start over from the beginning of the month.
Because the sections are separate tables, dates in the finished spreadsheet run in section order, not in one straight line from the first of the month to the last.
Should I use the CSV that Bank of America exports itself?
If online banking still offers it for the period you need, yes - that is the bank's own data and it beats reading a PDF. This page is for the older months where the download has expired and only the statement PDF is left.
Other banks
The converter reads the layout of the document itself, so it is not limited to these - but these have their own page:
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