Convert your Bank of Queensland Statement to Excel & CSV
Copy-pasting your Bank of Queensland PDF into a spreadsheet scrambles the columns. StatementSheet rebuilds them, checks the rows it can against the printed balances, and says which ones it could not.
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Bank of Queensland statements are handled by our generic geometry parser, which detects the header row, infers the columns, and reconstructs each transaction regardless of the exact layout Bank of Queensland uses.
Australian statements use DD/MM/YYYY and debit/credit columns, which are normalised into a single signed amount. The parser then reconciles the statement automatically: it checks the running balance wherever it can read one, ties the transactions to the closing balance it read, and flags anything that does not add up.
Digital Bank of Queensland PDFs are parsed entirely in your browser and never uploaded. If your statement is a scan, on-device OCR recovers the text right on your device; an unreadable page is sent to cloud OCR only if you explicitly approve it.
How to convert your Bank of Queensland statement
Download the PDF
Save your Bank of Queensland statement as a PDF from online banking.
Drop it above
The transactions are parsed locally in your browser. An unreadable scanned page goes to cloud OCR only with your explicit OK.
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Green means everything it could check tied out; amber highlights the rows that failed a check.
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Export a clean .xlsx or CSV for Excel, QuickBooks or Xero.
Supported formats
Export to PDF Bank Statement to Excel · PDF Bank Statement to CSV · Scanned Bank Statement to Excel · Credit Card Statement to Excel.
Bank of Queensland statement FAQ
Is my Bank of Queensland statement uploaded to a server?
No. Text-based Bank of Queensland PDFs are parsed in your browser with JavaScript, so the file never leaves your device. Scanned statements are OCR'd on-device too; an unreadable page is sent to cloud OCR only if you explicitly approve it.
Which Bank of Queensland account types work?
Checking, savings and credit-card style Bank of Queensland statements all work. The parser reads the transaction table regardless of account type and reconciles the running balance wherever our parser can read one.
Can I export Bank of Queensland transactions to CSV for QuickBooks or Xero?
Yes. Download a clean CSV with consistent Date, Description, Debit, Credit, Amount and Balance columns that imports directly into QuickBooks, Xero, Wave or Excel.
What if a row looks wrong?
Any row that breaks the running balance is highlighted in the editable preview grid. Fix the cell inline and your correction flows straight into the .xlsx and CSV download.
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