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  Stop wasting time on Ctrl+C and let automation do the heavy lifting. If you’ve ever tried copying a  bank statement from PDF to Excel , you already know the pain. Rows misalign. Dates go rogue. Descriptions are split into multiple cells. You fix one thing, and something else breaks. What should take 10 minutes can easily chew up an hour (or more), especially if you’re doing it for multiple accounts or clients. The good news? That entire process can now be automated, and yes, it actually works. Let’s walk through why converting bank statements to Excel is easier than ever in 2025, and how you can start doing it  smarter, not harder . The Real Problem with Bank PDFs Bank statements weren’t built for Excel. They were built to be printed, mailed, or emailed as PDFs. That means: Inconsistent column layouts Complex table structures Headers, footers, and logos in the way No easy way to copy/paste cleanly When you try to wrangle that into Excel manually, it’s frustrating and er...