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Include transaction headings and continuation pages so you can check the complete rows.
Upload the statement PDF
Choose the statement and select pages with the transaction tables. Include headers and continuation pages needed to interpret the rows.
Choose Table extraction
Use Field preferences for transaction date, description, debit, credit, and balance where those fields appear in the source.
Process and verify the rows
Click Process files. Compare dates, descriptions, signs, and column alignment against the statement, including its first and last transaction rows.
Export to your worksheet
Download tables as Excel or CSV. Review any continuation tables and convert text amounts or dates in your spreadsheet before analysis.
Upload the statement PDF
Choose the statement and select pages with the transaction tables. Include headers and continuation pages needed to interpret the rows.
Choose Table extraction
Use Field preferences for transaction date, description, debit, credit, and balance where those fields appear in the source.
Process and verify the rows
Click Process files. Compare dates, descriptions, signs, and column alignment against the statement, including its first and last transaction rows.
Export to your worksheet
Download tables as Excel or CSV. Review any continuation tables and convert text amounts or dates in your spreadsheet before analysis.
A PDF statement is easy to view, but its rows are difficult to copy cleanly for sorting or checking.

Get tables of recognized transaction dates, descriptions and amounts. Check debit, credit and balance columns before converting text values to numbers and dates in Excel.
Extract dates, descriptions, and printed amounts from the statement pages you select.
Use Field preferences to describe transaction date, debit, credit, and running balance where shown.
Compare row order and amount labels with the statement, including the first and last rows on each page.
Save a selected table or download all tables from the result as an Excel workbook.

Prepare the extracted rows for the checks and analysis you carry out in a spreadsheet.