Barclays csv import

Not using Barclays, but for HSBC and Co-operative Bank I use this method to convert PDFs to CSV and import them into QuickFile:

1. Open PDF in Acrobat Pro
2. Save as other -> Spreadsheet -> Microsoft Excel Workbook
3. Open XSLX in Numbers (mac) / Excel (win)
4. Delete all the rows before column headers
5. Delete all rows after transactions (incl. "balance carried forward")
6. Delete last two columns (balance & empty), and delete the second column (type)
7. Delete all unnecessary columns (leave only: date, description, amounts)
8. If necessary Swap amounts (C & D in my case, so that Withdrawals are first, and Deposits after)
9. Delete contents of headers (but leave the row empty)
10. Reformat amounts to "Number" (to delete £ symbols)
11. Fix the dates (cell format as Date&Time, then set time to "none"; if needed fix them manually). You may need to copy dates to separate rows if multiple transactions are grouped under one date.
12. Delete rows without transactions
13. Export to CSV

In Quickifile - import as “OTHER”, tick the box "My CSV statement has two columns for money in and money out".
Make sure to attribute:
Column 1 to date
Column 2 to description
Column 3 to Out
Column 4 to In

Alternatively collate columns with amounts (adding minus "-" to withdrawals) and import as CSV into QuickFile without ticking the separate in/out box.

I hope this helps!