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Convert a Huntington statement PDF to Excel

To convert a Huntington statement PDF to Excel, save the PDF from Statements in Huntington Online Banking, upload it, check that it balances, then download a CSV that opens in Excel: one row per deposit, check, card purchase and withdrawal, with signed amounts, and a separate file for each account on the statement. Free preview, no sign-up.

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No statement handy? See the result on a fictional one first:

1. Download the PDF from Huntington

  1. Sign in to Huntington Online Banking at huntington.com.
  2. Open the Service Center and choose Statements (or the Statements tab).
  3. Pick the account and statement period and save the PDF.

2. Upload and verify

Utilly reads every transaction, then checks that opening balance + transactions = closing balance. You'll see Balanced ✓ or exactly how far off it is, before you pay anything.

3. Import into Excel

  1. Download the CSV from your results page. It's formatted for Excel.
  2. Open it in Excel. Dates and amounts come through as real dates and numbers, so you can sort, filter and pivot right away.
  3. Save as .xlsx if you want to keep formulas or formatting.

About Huntington statements

Huntington says statements are available online for 24 months (older ones by contacting Huntington), and its Download Account Transactions gives recent activity in Quicken, QuickBooks or CSV format. Huntington statements give each type of transaction its own table, headed with its sign: Deposit / Credit Activity (+), Check Activity (-), ATM Withdrawal Activity (-), Debit Card / POS Activity (-) and Other Withdrawal / Debit Activity (-), with no sign on the amounts themselves. Utilly signs each row by its table, turns checks into "Check 1041" rows, joins descriptions that wrap onto a second line, skips the Balance Activity tables, and reads checking and savings on the same statement as separate accounts, each checked against its own Beginning and Ending Balance (a negative balance is printed with a trailing minus, "$12.40-").

Works with Huntington checking and savings statements. Layout tested: Tables headed (+) or (-), checking and savings on one statement.

Why Excel?

Excel is the fastest way to review a statement, tag categories, or hand a clean transaction list to your accountant.

Short answer: save the statement PDF from Statements in Huntington Online Banking, upload it above, and check that it shows Balanced ✓. You get a CSV that opens in Excel with one row per deposit, check, card purchase and withdrawal, withdrawals negative and deposits positive, and if the statement has checking and savings, a separate file for each, each balanced on its own.

How to convert a Huntington statement PDF to Excel

  1. Download the PDF: sign in to Huntington Online Banking, open the Service Center and choose Statements, then pick the account and period and save the PDF. Use the downloaded PDF if you can: it reads exactly, while a scan of a paper statement is read with OCR and a phone photo needs saving as a PDF first.
  2. Upload it above. Utilly reads every activity table, signs each row by the (+) or (-) in the table's heading, and checks Beginning Balance + credits − debits − fees = Ending Balance for each account. The preview shows Balanced ✓, or exactly how far off it is, before you pay anything.
  3. Download the CSV and open it in Excel. Dates and amounts come in as real dates and numbers.
  4. Save as .xlsx (File → Save As → Excel Workbook) if you want to keep formulas or formatting.

What we read on a Huntington statement

A Huntington statement starts with a Relationship Summary (statement period and every account's balance), then one section per account: the product name ("Asterisk-Free Checking Account", "Huntington Premier Savings Account") with "Account: <number>" on the right, a summary box, and one table for each type of transaction. Amounts carry no sign: each table's heading says which way the money went.

On the statementIn the Excel file
Relationship Summary and each account's summary: Beginning Balance, Credits (+), Debits (-), Interest Paid (+), Total Fees (-), Ending Balance, Average and Low Balance, beside "Statement Activity From: 09/01/26 to 09/30/26"Not rows. Beginning Balance and Ending Balance are the two numbers the balance check uses. A negative balance is printed with a trailing minus ("$12.40-") and read as negative. The period line isn't read as a transaction.
Deposit / Credit Activity (+): date, description, amountPositive amounts: direct deposits, transfers in, mobile deposits, PayPal transfers, refunds, interest.
ATM Withdrawal Activity (-), Debit Card / POS Activity (-) and Other Withdrawal / Debit Activity (-), same columnsNegative amounts, description in one cell: "PURCHASE SAMPLE GROCERY #12 SAMPLE GROCERY #12 COLUMBUS OH 5175…", -84.17. Huntington often wraps the card number or payment ID onto a second line; it's joined back onto the row.
Check Activity (-), printed two across ("Check # Amount Date Paid"), with "*" after a number that breaks the sequenceOne row per check: "Check 1041", -120.00, with the date it was paid. The * isn't copied into the description.
The Balance Activity table after each account (date and balance, three across)Not rows. Huntington doesn't print a running balance beside each transaction, so the Balance column is left empty and the statement's own totals do the checking.
A second account on the same statement (savings after checking)Its own account on the results page, with its own row count, balance check and downloads, plus one combined CSV / Excel file with an Account column.
Dates printed as "09/16" (no year), and the "Online Statement Period … Page 2 of 7" footerFull dates (2026-09-16), with the year taken from the statement period; on a statement that runs from December into January, December rows get the earlier year. Footers are skipped.

What this is based on: test statements built in Huntington's layout above, with made-up names and transactions (checking with a negative beginning balance, deposits, three checks two across with a break in the sequence, ATM, card and Zelle rows with wrapped descriptions, and a savings account with interest on the same statement; plus a December-to-January statement), and one public Huntington statement (Asterisk-Free Checking and Huntington Premier Savings) posted as an example file: all 105 of its rows were read and both accounts balanced to the cent. We don't link to it because it contains a person's details. We haven't run every Huntington statement style through it: business checking, money market, Huntington credit card statements and statements with a fee table haven't been tested. The balance check tells you straight away whether yours read correctly.

What the Excel file looks like

Date,Description,Amount,Balance
2026-09-04,DIRECT DEP SAMPLE PAYROLL 260904 000123,1850.00,
2026-09-18,MOBILE DEPOSIT REF 0918001,265.50,
2026-09-08,Check 1041,-120.00,
2026-09-12,NON-HUNTINGTON CASH WITHDRAWAL 100 EXAMPLE ST COLUMBUS OH 5175000000004417,-103.00,
2026-09-05,PURCHASE SAMPLE GROCERY #12 SAMPLE GROCERY #12 COLUMBUS OH 5175000000004417,-84.17,
2026-09-30,NON-HUNTINGTON ATM CASH WITHDRAWAL FEE,-3.00,
ColumnContents
DateYear first (2026-09-04), so Excel reads it as a date whatever your regional settings.
DescriptionThe Huntington description in one cell, wrapped lines joined. Checks read "Check" plus the check number.
AmountNegative for checks, ATM withdrawals, card purchases, Zelle and other payments and fees; positive for deposits, credits and interest. =SUM() over the column equals Ending Balance minus Beginning Balance.
BalanceEmpty: Huntington prints balances only in the Balance Activity table, not beside each row.

The rows keep the statement's order, table by table (deposits, then checks, ATM, card and other withdrawals), so you can tick them off against the PDF. To see the month day by day, sort by the Date column. Want money in and money out in two columns? Use =MAX(C2,0) and =MAX(-C2,0).

How far back Huntington statements go

You needWhere to get it
Statements from the last 24 monthsStatements in Huntington Online Banking (the Service Center). Huntington says statements are available online for 24 months; Business Online also keeps 24 months of statement history.
Something older than thatContact Huntington for a copy. Huntington suggests saving or printing each statement for that reason.
Recent activity, not a statementDownload Account Transactions on the account's Account Details page (personal accounts), or the download link in The Hub's Transactions tool (business accounts), in Quicken, QuickBooks or CSV format.

Sources: Huntington: What Is A Bank Statement? (statements available online for 24 months, older ones by contacting Huntington, the Statements tab), Huntington: Digital Banking Tools (Service Center → view statements; Download Account Transactions in Quicken, QuickBooks and CSV formats), Huntington: Business Online Information and Reporting (24 months of statement history), Huntington: PC Banking (Quicken and QuickBooks downloads, no monthly cost). Checked Oct 28, 2026.

QuickBooks and Quicken files for Huntington

Huntington Online Banking can download transactions for Quicken and QuickBooks or as CSV. If that download covers the dates you need, use it. For statements a client sent you as PDFs, months you only have as statements, or when you want every row tied to the statement's Ending Balance, start from the PDF. The same Utilly conversion that gives you Excel also includes:

You useDownload
Quicken Classic for WindowsThe QIF (File → File Import → QIF File). See bank statement PDF to QIF.
QuickBooks Online or a Desktop version with Web ConnectThe .QBO, or the 3-column QuickBooks Online CSV. See Huntington to QuickBooks.
QuickBooks Desktop without Web ConnectThe .IIF (File → Utilities → Import → IIF Files).
XeroThe Xero CSV or the OFX. See Huntington to Xero.

One credit covers every format of that statement, and every account on it. If a download or a bank feed already brought in some of the same dates, start the PDF months where that stopped so nothing comes in twice.

Common problems

ProblemWhat to do
No transactions foundThe PDF is probably a scan or a photo. Download the statement again from Statements in Huntington Online Banking.
"This PDF is password protected"Save a copy without the password, or download the statement again, and upload that.
Not balancedYou see the difference before paying. A difference equal to one amount on the statement usually means that row couldn't be read; check it against the PDF. If a paid conversion is wrong and we can't fix it, we refund it.
The rows aren't in date orderThat's the statement's order (deposits, checks, ATM, card, other withdrawals). Sort by the Date column.
I only want the checking accountDownload that account's own file from the results page; the savings rows are in a separate file.
A business, money market or credit card statementTry it: the balance check tells you straight away whether it read correctly. Those layouts haven't been tested yet.
You need several months in one sheetConvert each statement on its own so each gets its own balance check, then paste the rows into one sheet. Every file has the same columns.

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FAQ

Questions

Can I convert a Huntington statement PDF to Excel for free?

You can preview every statement free: we show the balance check and the first 5 transactions with no sign-up. Unlocking the full file costs one credit ($9 for 5 statements).

Why not just copy and paste from the PDF?

Copying from a PDF usually scrambles columns, merges descriptions and drops minus signs. Utilly keeps each transaction on one row with a signed amount, and the balance check tells you nothing was missed.

Is my statement stored?

No. The PDF is read in memory and never written to disk, and extracted results are deleted after 1 hour. We never use your data for AI training.

Do scanned statements work?

Yes, as a PDF of up to 10 pages. A scan has no text layer, so Utilly reads it with OCR (text recognition running on our server; the file isn't sent anywhere else) and then runs the same balance check, so a misread digit shows up as a difference instead of slipping into your books. A PDF downloaded from online banking is still the most reliable. Phone photos (JPG or PNG) need saving as a PDF first.

What if it doesn't balance?

You'll see exactly how far off it is before paying. If a paid conversion is wrong and we can't fix it, email support@version1.io for a refund.

How far back can I download Huntington statements?

Huntington says statements are available online for 24 months, under Statements in Online Banking (the Service Center). For anything older you have to contact Huntington, which is why it suggests saving each statement. Business Online keeps the same 24 months of statement history.

Huntington prints every amount without a minus sign. How do withdrawals come out?

Negative. Each table on a Huntington statement says its sign in its heading: Deposit / Credit Activity (+) is money in; Check Activity (-), ATM Withdrawal Activity (-), Debit Card / POS Activity (-) and Other Withdrawal / Debit Activity (-) are money out. The total is then checked against Beginning Balance plus credits minus debits and fees, to the Ending Balance.

My statement has checking and savings. What's in the file?

Both accounts, read separately: checking, then savings, each against its own Beginning and Ending Balance. The results page lists them with their own row count and balance check, and each one downloads as its own file in every format, plus one CSV / Excel file of all accounts with an Account column. One statement credit covers every account on the statement.

Why is the Balance column empty?

Huntington doesn't print a running balance beside each transaction, only a Balance Activity table (date and balance, three across) after each account. Utilly leaves the Balance column empty rather than guessing and doesn't read the Balance Activity table as transactions; the statement's own Beginning and Ending Balance do the checking.

Huntington can download transactions for Quicken and QuickBooks. Why use the PDF?

If Download Account Transactions on the Account Details page covers the dates you need, use it: Huntington offers Quicken, QuickBooks and CSV formats there. Start from the PDF for statements a client sent you, for months you only have as statements, or when every row should tie to the statement's Ending Balance. The same conversion includes a QIF for Quicken Classic for Windows, a .QBO and an .IIF for QuickBooks, and a Xero CSV.

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