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How to Export ANZ Bank Statements as CSV or Excel

ANZ Internet Banking has a straightforward CSV export, but it only covers around 12 months and it's desktop-only. If you're on ANZ Plus, the situation is different. This guide covers both, and what to do when you need data the export won't give you.

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ANZ Internet Banking: exporting transactions as CSV

This works for standard ANZ accounts — transaction accounts, savings accounts, and credit cards. You need to be on a desktop browser.

  1. 1
    Log in to ANZ Internet Banking at anz.com.au

    Use your customer registration number and password.

  2. 2
    Select the account you want to export

    Click the account from your accounts list to open its transaction history.

  3. 3
    Click "Export transactions"

    This option appears above the transaction list. It may show as a small download icon or a labeled button depending on your screen size.

  4. 4
    Set the date range and file format

    Choose your From and To dates. Select CSV for Excel or Google Sheets. ANZ also offers OFX for accounting software like Xero.

  5. 5
    Download the file

    The CSV downloads to your computer. Open it in Excel, Google Sheets, or import it into your accounting software.

The CSV includes date, transaction description, debit amount, credit amount, and balance. ANZ splits debits and credits into separate columns, which is useful when you're categorising expenses and want to filter by type.

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ANZ Plus: no CSV export (yet)

ANZ Plus is ANZ's newer digital bank, and it currently does not support exporting transactions as CSV or any other spreadsheet format. This is a known limitation and one that comes up constantly for Plus customers trying to do their bookkeeping or EOFY prep.

What ANZ Plus does offer:

  • PDF statements, which you can download from the ANZ Plus app
  • Transaction history viewable in-app going back to account opening

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How far back does the ANZ CSV export go?

ANZ Internet Banking's transaction export covers roughly the last 12 months. You can try setting older dates in the date picker, but requests beyond that window often return no data or fail.

For statements older than 12 months, you'll need to use the Statements section within ANZ Internet Banking, which is separate from the transaction export. This lets you download monthly PDF statements going back several years.

If you need that data in spreadsheet form, the PDF route works well. Download the relevant monthly statements, then run them through our ANZ statement converter to get a combined CSV. See also: getting historical statement data from any Australian bank.

Credit card accounts

ANZ credit card exports work the same way as transaction accounts. In ANZ Internet Banking, select your credit card from the accounts list and use the Export transactions option. The CSV layout is the same, though the description format for credit card transactions tends to include merchant category codes that don't appear in transaction account exports.

Opening the ANZ CSV in Excel

The file should open correctly when you double-click it. If the data appears in one column instead of separate fields, import it manually:

  1. In Excel: Data > From Text/CSV, select the file, set delimiter to Comma
  2. In Google Sheets: File > Import, upload the file, select comma-separated

Frequently asked questions

Does ANZ Plus support CSV export?

Not currently. ANZ Plus only offers PDF statements. Download those and use a PDF converter to get your data into a spreadsheet.

How far back can I export ANZ transactions?

About 12 months via the transaction export in ANZ Internet Banking. For older data, download PDF statements from the Statements section.

Can I export ANZ credit card transactions?

Yes. Select your credit card account in ANZ Internet Banking and follow the same export steps as a transaction account.

Can I export ANZ transactions from the mobile app?

The standard ANZ app does not support CSV export. You need ANZ Internet Banking on a desktop browser. ANZ Plus also lacks a CSV export — download PDFs from the app instead.

Need ANZ data the export won't give you?

Whether you're on ANZ Plus or need data older than 12 months, our converter turns ANZ PDF statements into clean CSVs. Works with all ANZ account types — upload one month or a full year at once.

How to Export ANZ Bank Statements as CSV or Excel