UK · Supported bank
Barclays statement to CSV & Excel
BankSheet reads Barclays dates written as “2 Aug” or 02/08/2025, takes a missing year from the statement period, and keeps GBP amounts, with Xero-friendly exports for UK bookkeeping.
What BankSheet does with Barclays statements
Upload a text-based Barclays PDF, preview debit/credit rows, confirm the opening-to-closing balance check, then download CSV or Excel with Standard, QuickBooks-ready, or Xero-ready presets. Built for bookkeepers — not a generic table dump. See pricing, QuickBooks import, or Xero import.
Tips for Barclays PDFs
- Try the Barclays sample PDF on the homepage converter.
- Prefer Xero preset for UK practices.
- Double-check standing order descriptions after export.
FAQ
- Does BankSheet support Barclays UK statements?
- Yes. Barclays is a first-class UK bank in the supported list.
- How should I import Barclays CSV into Xero?
- Export with the Xero preset, then follow our Xero import guide.
- How are Barclays statement dates read?
- Written dates such as “2 Aug” get their year from the statement period, so a 4 Jan row on a statement for 15 Dec – 14 Jan lands in the new year. Numeric dates are read day first: 02/08/2025 is 2 August. “Start balance” and “End balance” are used for the balance check. Barclays prints the date only on the first transaction of each day; the rows after it take that date, and a description that runs over several lines is read as one row.
