Convert U.S. Bank 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 U.S. Bank bank statement to Excel?

The U.S. Bank Business Statement lists transactions in sections by type rather than by date: Other Deposits, Card Deposits, Card Withdrawals, Other Withdrawals and Checks Presented Conventionally. It prints a Beginning Balance and an Ending Balance for the period but no balance on each line, and it shows withdrawals with the minus sign after the amount, as in 500.00-. ExtractPro has its own converter for this document. Upload the PDF and you get an .xlsx with one row per transaction, sorted by date across all the sections, with the date, the description and the amount, and every check as a row whose description starts with Check and its number. The check it runs is the one the statement itself allows: the Beginning Balance plus all the transactions has to reach the Ending Balance. A difference of more than a cent is flagged with a warning, and a difference of $100 or more means the file is rejected and no Excel is delivered. Any other U.S. Bank PDF statement, such as a personal account or a credit card, goes through the same upload and comes back as the same kind of spreadsheet, without that balance check.

How it works

3 steps, in seconds

Download the statement

Download the statement PDF for the period from U.S. Bank.

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 U.S. Bank statements

Does ExtractPro work with U.S. Bank statements?

ExtractPro has its own converter for the U.S. Bank Business Statement. The deposits, card transactions, withdrawals and checks that the PDF spreads over five sections come back in a single sheet in date order, one row each, with the date, the description and the amount, including the withdrawals printed with the minus sign after the number. Amounts are read in US format (1,234.56) and reach the Excel as numbers.

Can ExtractPro convert both checking and savings statements?

Each U.S. Bank PDF is converted on its own, so a client with several accounts sends one file per account and per month, and every file returns the same layout of date, description and amount, ready to stack in one workbook. A checking statement and a savings statement each go in as separate files. The comparison against the Ending Balance is made on the Business Statement; a U.S. Bank statement of another kind is converted in the same way without it.

Do I need to unlock or convert the PDF first?

No. Upload the U.S. Bank PDF as you have it. If it is password-protected, you enter the password when uploading and the file unlocks in your browser. A PDF that is only a scan of the pages has no selectable text, and ExtractPro asks for the original PDF downloaded from the bank instead.

How do I convert a U.S. Bank statement to Excel?

To convert a U.S. Bank statement to Excel, upload the statement PDF to ExtractPro and download the .xlsx it returns, with one transaction per row. ExtractPro has its own converter for the U.S. Bank Business Statement, the document that groups its transactions in five sections by type: Other Deposits, Card Deposits, Card Withdrawals, Other Withdrawals and Checks Presented Conventionally. In the Excel those sections become a single list in date order, with the date, the description and the amount of each transaction, and figures in US format, such as 1,234.56, are read as numbers. The Business Statement prints a Beginning Balance and an Ending Balance for the period, so ExtractPro adds every transaction to the Beginning Balance and compares the total with the Ending Balance. A difference of more than a cent is flagged with a warning, and a difference of $100 or more stops the delivery. Any other U.S. Bank PDF statement is uploaded the same way and returns the same layout without that comparison. The spreadsheet is an ordinary Excel file, so it goes into QuickBooks, Xero or any accounting software.