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Convert a Long Multi-Page Statement PDF to CSV

Busy accounts produce statements that run for many pages, with the transaction table split across page breaks and repeated headers. Here is how to make sure nothing is lost in between.

Your file is never uploaded. RowSmith reads text-based PDF statements in your browser. Scanned PDFs aren't supported yet. Always review the rows before you use them.

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Steps

  1. Drop the full PDF on the converter; do not split it into pages first.
  2. Count rows: compare the number of rows in the preview with a rough count from the PDF, or check the running balance.
  3. Look at the rows around each page break in the PDF and find them in the preview.
  4. Download the CSV once the totals agree.

Good to know

Repeated headers

Each page may repeat the column headings and a "continued" line. Those are not transactions; delete them if they show up.

Subtotals per page

Some statements print a subtotal at the bottom of each page. Remove those rows before totalling, or you will count amounts twice.

Running balance as a guard

If the statement has a balance column, each row's balance should equal the previous balance plus the amount. A break in that chain points to a missing row.

Questions

Is there a page limit?

No fixed limit. Very long files take longer because they are read in your browser.

Should I split the PDF?

No. Keeping it whole keeps the rows in order.

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This guide was written with AI assistance and reviewed against the converter's behaviour. Always review your output before using it.

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