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Bank statement to Excel for Tally users, in one minute
Turn a bank statement into clean rows — date, narration, debit, credit, balance and a suggested ledger — ready for Excel.
Convert your statement
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Your clean statement
Ledgers are suggestions from simple narration rules, shown in grey. Change any of the first 20 here; the download includes every row.
| Date | Narration | Debit | Credit | Balance | Suggested ledger |
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How it works: 1. Export your statement from net banking as Excel or CSV. 2. Drop it here. 3. Check the columns and download clean Excel.
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How do I import a bank statement into Tally?
Export the statement from your net banking as Excel or CSV, convert it into a clean table with one row per transaction and a ledger for each, then import it into Tally using a supported import format or a bank-statement import feature, and reconcile the balance. This tool handles the cleaning and ledger suggestions; BoringAccounts goes further and matches each line to its bill.
Questions
Which banks are supported?
Any bank whose net banking exports Excel or CSV. Column layouts for major Indian banks are detected automatically; others you map once.
Is it really free?
Yes. The Excel download is free, with no sign-up.
Can it read PDF statements?
Yes, inside BoringAccounts (including password-protected PDFs). Request access to try it on your own statements.
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