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Bulk Export Mercury Transactions Into an Excel workbook

2026-05-14
5 min read

The Scenario

The bookkeeper sent a message at 8 AM: she needs all Q1 transactions from Mercury before the reconciliation call at 10. Not a summary — every transaction, with date, description, amount, category, and status. Last quarter you exported a CSV from Mercury, opened it in Excel, deleted the extra header row, reformatted the date column from text to date, and pasted it into the master workbook. It took 45 minutes and you still missed 12 transactions from the secondary account because you forgot to switch accounts before exporting.

The bad version:

  • Log into Mercury, set the date filter to January 1 through March 31, export CSV from the primary account, repeat for the savings account
  • Open both CSVs in Excel, reconcile the column headers, stack the rows, reformat the dates from the Mercury export format to Excel date format
  • Paste into the master workbook, manually verify the row count against Mercury's transaction badge to confirm nothing got cut off

The reconciliation call is in two hours. Rebuilding this export sequence every quarter is not a sustainable use of a morning.

The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI

SheetXAI is an AI agent that lives inside your Excel workbook. It connects directly to Mercury and pulls transaction data into your workbook — paginating through every page automatically, across all your accounts, without you managing a single CSV.

Get all Mercury transactions with status 'sent' from the last 90 days across all accounts and load them into this Excel sheet sorted by date ascending — include account name, transaction ID, description, and amount

What You Get

  • Column A: transaction date as an Excel date value
  • Column B: Mercury account name so you know which account each transaction belongs to
  • Column C: Mercury transaction ID for reference
  • Column D: transaction description (payee name or memo)
  • Column E: amount as a number, negative for debits
  • Sorted by date ascending — oldest first — so the bookkeeper can reconcile chronologically

What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready

The date column imports as text and breaks Excel sorting

Pull all Mercury transactions from Q1 2025 into columns A through E, then in column F apply a date conversion so column A values become proper Excel date serial numbers for sorting and filtering

I need only sent transactions, not pending or failed

Pull all Mercury transactions from January through March 2025, filter to only transactions with status 'sent', and write account name, transaction ID, description, and amount into columns A through D

I need transactions from two separate Mercury accounts in separate worksheets

Fetch all Q1 2025 transactions from Mercury account named 'Operations Checking' and write them into Sheet1, then fetch all Q1 2025 transactions from the account named 'Tax Reserve' and write them into Sheet2 — same columns: date, description, amount, status

Clean, filter, and summarize in one shot

Pull all Mercury transactions from Q1 2025 with status 'sent', write raw data into Sheet1 with date, description, amount, and category, then in Sheet2 write a unique list of categories with total spend per category sorted largest to smallest — exclude failed transactions

The underlying pattern: describe the cleanup filter and the summary structure together rather than running them as separate steps.

Try It

Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open the Excel workbook you use for quarterly reconciliation, then ask it to pull your Mercury transactions for the period. Once the data is in, see the treasury dashboard spoke for pulling account balances into the same workbook.

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