Huntington statement to CSV

Getting the PDF out of Huntington

In Huntington Online Banking, statements are under the statements tab, where up to two years of them can be viewed, printed or downloaded.

Huntington keeps statements online for 24 months. For anything older you have to contact Huntington directly.

Business Online, Huntington’s commercial platform, also shows 24 months of Statement History in both its Standard and Comprehensive packages; only Comprehensive adds the long-term seven-year archive.

From Huntington’s own help: How to Check My Bank Account Balance, What Is A Bank Statement?, Commercial Online Banking Services.

What a Huntington statement looks like, and what we do with it

The first page sets the period and average balances on the left beside a summary on the right, from Beginning Balance through Credits (+) and Debits (-) to Ending Balance. The transactions follow in four sections, each named on the left with the masked account number on the right: Deposits (+) and Checks (-), set two to a line, and Other Credits (+) and Other Debits (-), one to a line with Date and Amount before the Description. No amount carries a sign of its own, rows are dated month and day, and Balance Activity closes the statement before Huntington’s disclosures and notices.

The period is printed one character at a time, as "0 3 / 0 1 / 2 4 to 0 3 / 3 1 / 2 4", and the rows are dated 03/02 with no year.

We close up the gaps, read the period month first, and give each row its year from it.

Deposits (+) are set two to a line, each half with its own Date, Amount, Serial # and Type, and Checks (-) the same way with Date, Amount and Check #.

We read each half as its own transaction, so one printed line gives two rows, with the sign taken from the heading.

Checks are listed by number rather than by date, and an asterisk straight after a number marks a gap in the sequence: a check before it that was voided, not yet presented or on an earlier statement, as Huntington’s footnote explains.

We date each check by the day it was paid and keep its number, asterisk included, as the description.

A Balance Activity table follows the transactions, with three columns of dates and balances across the page.

We read it as daily balances, so none of its figures becomes a transaction.

The summary prints Credits (+) and Debits (-) with their parts beneath them: Regular Deposits, Electronic Deposits, Regular Checks Paid and Electronic Withdrawals.

We do not yet read a total printed above its own parts, so this statement is checked by the rows carrying the Beginning Balance to the Ending Balance, not by its totals.

What this page is based on

One statement: a month of Public Funds Analyzed Checking that a public school district published in 2024, its rows mostly checks, well over a hundred of them across three pages. It passed the single check open to it, every row together taking the Beginning Balance to the Ending Balance. That catches a misread amount, but two errors that cancel each other out would slip through, which is why this page claims less than most.

Huntington’s everyday business range, Business Checking 100, Unlimited Business Checking and Business Analyzed Checking, is unseen by us, and so are Asterisk-Free Checking and the Voice Business Credit Card. One public funds month is the whole of what Huntington evidence we have.

Once it is converted, the import steps for each accounting package are the same for every bank.

Questions

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