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Convert ANZ Statements to Excel & CSV

Upload a ANZ PDF statement and get every transaction back in clean, ready-to-use columns. $0.15 per page, no subscription.

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What a ANZ statement looks like

ANZ prints its transaction table with these columns. We read every row exactly as it appears and return clean, normalized data.

  • Dates are printed as DD MMM in uppercase without a year (e.g. 28 JAN) — the year prints as its own standalone row above the transactions
  • A Balance ($) column beside every transaction row — debit balances carry a DR suffix (266,475.35 DR) instead of a minus sign.
  • Statements open with BALANCE BROUGHT FORWARD and are interrupted by TOTALS AT END OF PAGE and TOTALS AT END OF PERIOD rows — totals, not transactions. Long descriptions wrap onto extra lines with empty date and amount cells (transfer references, EFFECTIVE DATE lines). We merge the wrapped lines, keep the totals rows out of your sums, and turn DR balances into signed numbers.

Why convert your ANZ statement here

ANZ statements have their own quirks. We built our converter for them.

Totals rows, kept out

ANZ drops TOTALS AT END OF PAGE and TOTALS AT END OF PERIOD rows into the middle of the table. We exclude them so your sums match the summary box instead of doubling.

DR becomes a real negative

Debit balances print as 266,475.35 DR rather than a minus figure. We convert the suffix into a proper negative number Excel can calculate with.

Older than the export window

ANZ's CSV export stops at two years, and closed accounts get no export at all. Statements stay downloadable for seven years — convert those PDFs instead.

Nothing to lose

If a conversion fails, your credits are refunded automatically — and your first 10 pages are free.

How to download your ANZ statement

You need the PDF first. Here is where ANZ keeps it.

Online banking

  1. 1 Log in to ANZ Internet Banking and select your account
  2. 2 Click "View statements" on the left
  3. 3 Select the account from the dropdown list
  4. 4 Click "Download" — the statement PDF opens in a new window

Mobile app

  1. 1 Log in to the ANZ App and select your account
  2. 2 Tap "Statements"
  3. 3 Choose the statement period
  4. 4 Tap the share icon at the top right to download or print

ANZ keeps statements online for up to seven years, closed accounts included (in the app: More, then View statements). Transaction export only reaches back two years and only works on open accounts — beyond that, the PDF is the record.

How to convert a bank statement to Excel

Three steps, no manual typing, no templates to set up.

Step 1

Upload your PDF statement

Drag in one statement or twenty, from any bank. Up to 200 pages and 20 MB per file.

Step 2

We extract every transaction

Dates, descriptions, and amounts are read straight from the document, row by row. Nothing is summarized, merged, or invented.

Step 3

Download Excel or CSV

Both formats come with every conversion. Open the spreadsheet or import the CSV wherever you need it.

ANZ conversion questions

The short answers before you upload.

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Simple pay-per-page pricing

Know the price before you upload. Your first 10 pages cost nothing.

$0.15 / page

1 page = $0.1510 pages = $1.50100 pages = $15.00
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  • Excel and CSV included
  • Failed conversions refunded automatically
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What customers say

"Every import counted ANZ's TOTALS rows as transactions and doubled my month. This one skips them, and the closing balance finally matches the summary box."

Rebecca Lawson

"I closed my Access Advantage account and the export option disappeared with it. The statements were still there as PDFs — this turned seven years of them into one spreadsheet."

Dean Marino

"Half my transfers carry the reference on a second line, which used to import as amount-less phantom rows. Now each transfer is one clean row."

Chloe Nguyen

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Upload a ANZ PDF and download clean Excel or CSV in minutes. Your first 10 pages are on us.

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