Convert RBC Trinidad & Tobago bank statement to Excel
Upload the statement PDF and download an Excel file with one transaction per row: date, description and amount in separate columns (and the balance, when the statement shows it).
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How do you convert your RBC Trinidad & Tobago bank statement to Excel?
ExtractPro converts a statement from RBC Digital Banking, saved by you or handed over by a client, into an .xlsx workbook with every transaction on a row, in columns for the date, the description and the amount, plus the balance where the statement shows it. RBC’s pages on eStatements are regional ones, at rbcroyalbank.com/caribbean, and one of them says “Personal Banking Users have access to eStatements by default, while Business Banking Users should request access to electronic statements from their Relationship Manager.”
How to find your RBC “eStatements” in RBC Digital Banking (steps from the bank’s Caribbean video page)
- From the main menu, select “Services - Estatements”, or simply “Estatements” if you are on a mobile device.
- Select the account and the statement range you need, and click “Search”.
- All the available estatements populate, and you select the one you need.
“From the main menu, select Services - Estatements, or simply Estatements if using a mobile device.”
How it works
3 steps, in seconds
Download the statement
Get the statement for the period from RBC Trinidad & Tobago; if it comes as a PDF, that is the file to upload.
Upload it to ExtractPro
If the PDF is password-protected, enter the password and the file unlocks in your browser. The password never reaches our servers.
Download the Excel file
One transaction per row, with date, description and amount in separate columns (and the balance, when the statement shows it).
FAQ
About RBC Trinidad & Tobago statements
01Does RBC Digital Banking hand me an eStatement that I can put through ExtractPro?
Does RBC Digital Banking hand me an eStatement that I can put through ExtractPro?
Yes. The Caribbean page “RBC EStatements - RBC Royal Bank” describes them as “read-only PDF versions of Savings, Banking/Chequing and Credit Card paper statements which are issued on client accounts.” and adds “You can save, print and/or e-mail your eStatements as needed.” Upload the file you save as it is; the Excel file has a row for each transaction, amounts as numbers.
02How many years of eStatements does RBC list in RBC Digital Banking?
How many years of eStatements does RBC list in RBC Digital Banking?
The Caribbean page “RBC EStatements - RBC Royal Bank” says “Access up to 10 years of archived eStatements - for Credit Card, Savings and Banking/Chequing accounts” and adds “Savings, Banking/Chequing and Credit Card accounts eStatements are accessible starting from 2016, 2017 or 2018 up to 10 years on a go-forward basis, depending on the jurisdiction.” Both lines are from RBC’s Caribbean-region page.
03Can a chequing account in Trinidad and Tobago be switched to electronic statements at RBC?
Can a chequing account in Trinidad and Tobago be switched to electronic statements at RBC?
RBC’s Caribbean page “RBC EStatements - RBC Royal Bank” says “You can change statement option for Savings & Credit Card accounts but not for Chequing accounts in Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, Cayman Islands, Bahamas and Turks & Caicos” and “Paper statements for Banking/Chequing accounts will continue to be mailed unless your statement preference is set to ‘Electronic’.” The electronic statement you open in RBC Digital Banking goes into ExtractPro as it is.
Your RBC Trinidad & Tobago statement, in Excel
Free during launch. Upload the PDF and download the Excel file.
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