Convert NAB Statements to CSV & Excel
National Australia Bank internet-banking PDFs use DD MMM YY dates and separate debit/credit columns. StatementKit writes Xero-ready CSV or Excel with YYYY-MM-DD dates and AUD amounts as numbers.
NAB at a Glance
NAB Statement Format
NAB Internet Banking offers a CSV for recent activity, but the official PDF is what you keep for BAS and audits — and it does not paste cleanly into Xero. StatementKit reads Debit and Credit as one signed amount and restores the four-digit year from the statement period.
- BPAY, Osko, and PayID references stay in the description.
- Business and Classic Banking use the same core table.
- Password-protected PDFs must be unlocked before upload.
How to Convert a NAB Statement
- In NAB Internet Banking, open the account and download the statement PDF.
- Upload it to StatementKit.
- Download CSV for Xero or MYOB, or Excel for review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I import the CSV into Xero?
Yes. Dates are YYYY-MM-DD. Use Xero’s bank statement import and map Date, Description, and Amount.
Is this useful for BAS?
Yes. A spreadsheet is easier to code for GST than paging through a PDF. Keep the original PDF with the export.
Do you support other Australian banks?
Yes — Bendigo, CommBank, ANZ, Westpac, and every other Australian bank PDF.