ofx-to-csv

gistfile1.py

# 10/5/2014 
# so if you're using google finance and wanted to export your porfolio, including your transactions to a CSV format -> here is a script that lets you do that.
# you can also print the current portflio - located on ofx.security_list
# inspired by https://github.com/chrisroos/ofx-to-csv

from ofxparse import OfxParser
import csv

ofx = OfxParser.parse(file('portfo.ofx'))

with open('output.csv', 'wb') as csvfile:
    csvoutput = csv.writer(csvfile, delimiter=',',quotechar='"', quoting=csv.QUOTE_MINIMAL)  
    csvoutput.writerow(['BuyMF', 'BuyStock', 'Reinvest', 'SellMF', 'SellStock', 'Unknown', 'id', 'memo', 'security', 'settleDate', 'tradeDate', 'type', 'unit_price', 'units', 'x'])
    for i in range(len(ofx.account.statement.transactions)):
        csvoutput.writerow([ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].BuyMF,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].BuyStock,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].Reinvest,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].SellMF,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].SellStock,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].Unknown,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].id,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].memo,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].security,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].settleDate,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].tradeDate,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].type,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].unit_price,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].units,  ofx.account.statement.transactions[i].x])