Put your IDFC First Bank credit card transactions straight into Google Sheets. Convert the statement PDF with the free tool (select IDFC First Bank issuer), export CSV, and import into Sheets — all without uploading your file anywhere.
Why Google Sheets?
Sheets is free, collaborative and lives in the cloud. Once transactions are in a spreadsheet you can filter by category, build pivot tables, run SUMIF totals and share with your accountant — none of which is possible in a PDF.
How to get IDFC First Bank statement data into Google Sheets
- Convert: open the converter, select "IDFC First Bank" issuer, upload the PDF, click Export CSV.
- Create a sheet: sheets.google.com → Blank spreadsheet.
- Import: File → Import → Upload → select the CSV → Insert new sheet. The Date, Description, Debit, Credit columns land as a proper table.
- Analyze: add a Category column, use filters, and try a pivot table (Date/Description rows, Debit sum) — it works because amounts are real numbers.
What you should know about IDFC First Bank statements
- Format: dates appear day-first (DD/MM/YYYY); currency shown as ₹ (INR).
- Payments, refunds and rewards come through as credits; purchases and fees as debits.
- Multi-page statements and batch uploads are fully supported.
Frequently Asked Questions
A> Yes — add a Category column and monthly summary tabs; the free tracker template is built for exactly this.
A> No — conversion runs in your browser; Google account is only needed if you choose to import into Sheets.
A> The PDF never leaves your device during conversion. Importing into your own Google Drive is your choice.
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