Open an OFX file in Excel

Modified on Mon, Jul 5, 2021 at 2:19 PM

OFX Format

OFX files offered in online banking to download transaction details. OFX files provide date, amount, payee/payer, memo, check number, investment details for investment transactions. OFX files are also called "Microsoft Money" files.

How to view or open an OFX file

  • Download and install the Transactions app, OFX2CSV or Bank2CSV

  • Start OFX2CSV and locate an OFX file

  • Review transactions

  • Click Save to save a CSV file and then open it in Excel (or other spreadsheet application) or click Copy to clipboard and then switch to Excel and click Paste there

Supported Account types

  • Bank (Checking/Savings/Credit Line)

  • Credit Card

  • Investment

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