Put your RBC Canada credit card transactions straight into Google Sheets. Convert the statement PDF with the free tool (select RBC Canada 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 RBC Canada statement data into Google Sheets
- Convert: open the converter, select "RBC Canada" 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 RBC Canada statements
- Format: dates appear month-first (MM/DD/YYYY); currency shown as $ (CAD).
- 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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