Convert Bank of America statement to Excel

Upload the statement PDF and download an Excel with one transaction per row: date, description, amount and balance in clean columns.

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How do you convert a Bank of America bank statement to Excel?

A Bank of America statement can come from your own online banking or from a client who forwards the PDF, and ExtractPro reads either file the same way. It returns an .xlsx with one transaction per row: date, description and amount, plus the balance on the rows where the statement prints it. Figures in US format (1,234.56) become numbers. The workbook works like any other spreadsheet in QuickBooks, Xero or another accounting package.

How it works

3 steps, in seconds

Download the statement

Download the statement PDF for the period from Bank of America.

Upload it to ExtractPro

If the PDF is password-protected, you enter it and the file unlocks right in your browser — the password never reaches our servers.

Download the Excel

One transaction per row, with date, description, amount and balance in separate columns.

FAQ

About Bank of America statements

Does ExtractPro convert Bank of America statements to Excel?

A Bank of America statement in PDF goes in and an Excel file comes out, with one row per transaction. Each row has the date, the description and the amount, and the balance when the statement prints it.

Can ExtractPro handle a Bank of America statement a client forwarded?

It does not matter who downloaded the Bank of America PDF: the file you upload is the file that gets converted. If the PDF is a scan of paper pages, it has no selectable text, and ExtractPro asks for the original PDF downloaded from the bank instead.

Does it return a running balance column?

When the Bank of America statement prints a balance next to its transactions, the Excel gives that balance a column of its own, next to the date, the description and the amount. The figures arrive as numbers, in US format.