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ghis


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Hi Guys

 

I was asked about exporting bank statements to excel so they don't have to manually type it in.  Has any one done this?



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Yes,

I do it all the time with LlloydsTSB statements.

Depending on your bank and Excel setup you may find it easier to CNTL+C from the list pane and then use paste special into a new worksheet within the spreadsheet.



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ghis


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Thanks Shaun,

we'll give it a go.

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