Drop your BMO statement PDF and download a clean .xlsx file in under 30 seconds. Runs entirely in your browser — your statement never leaves your device.
Excel exports preserve numeric types (amounts stay numeric, dates stay dates), include a frozen header row, and add a totals row at the bottom. No reformatting required before pivot tables or VLOOKUPs.
BMO's own download options (PDF, CSV, QFX, OFX) cover the basics but don't always include Excel. BMO's eStatement PDFs separate withdrawals and deposits into two columns plus a running balance. The converter merges them into a single signed Amount column on export, which is what QuickBooks, Xero, and Wave expect.
Sign in at bmo.com and pick the account.
Open 'View eStatements'.
Download the monthly PDF (up to 7 years of history available).
Drop the PDF into convertbank and choose Excel (.xlsx) as the export format. Download the file — it's ready to spreadsheet work.
Spreadsheet work, modelling, sharing with non-technical reviewers.
No signup. No upload. Your BMO statement → Excel in under 30 seconds.
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