How to export NAB Internet Banking transactions to CSV
Updated 2026-10-15
In NAB Internet Banking, open the account, choose the date range and use the download/export option to save a CSV file. The file contains: Varies by export; older files are Date, Amount, (id), (type), Transaction details, Balance — no header row. One signed Amount column. Import it into a budgeting spreadsheet such as Sorted Budget and the columns are detected and categorised for you.
Steps
- Log in to NAB Internet Banking on a computer.
- Go to Accounts › Transaction history.
- Filter or search to the dates you need.
- Select Export and choose the spreadsheet (CSV) format.
What’s in the file
| Columns | Varies by export; older files are Date, Amount, (id), (type), Transaction details, Balance — no header row |
|---|---|
| Amounts | One signed Amount column |
| Date format | dd Mmm yy (for example 05 Sep 26) |
Limits and tips
NAB keeps up to about 2 years of history online. NAB lists the export formats as spreadsheet, QIF or PDF — choose spreadsheet.
NAB has changed its export layout over time; Sorted Budget detects the columns either way.
Banks update their menus from time to time. If a button has moved, search your bank’s help for “export transactions” or “download transactions”.
Frequently asked questions
Can I export NAB Internet Banking transactions from the app?
NAB keeps up to about 2 years of history online. NAB lists the export formats as spreadsheet, QIF or PDF — choose spreadsheet.
What columns are in a NAB Internet Banking CSV?
Varies by export; older files are Date, Amount, (id), (type), Transaction details, Balance — no header row. Amounts: One signed Amount column. Dates: dd Mmm yy (for example 05 Sep 26).
What do I do with the CSV?
Open Sorted Budget, go to a Bank tab and use File › Import (Replace current sheet). Columns are detected automatically and every transaction is categorised.
Sources
Last checked 2026-10-15.