Tally shortcuts

General Navigation: Alt + F1 – Show the previous report (for navigating back) Alt + F2 – Change the period Alt + F3 – Select Company Alt + F4 – Quit Tally Ctrl + A – Accept a screen or transaction Ctrl + Q – Quit/Exit a screen Ctrl + C – Cancel an entry Ctrl + E – Export report Ctrl + P – Print report Ctrl + S – Save the data Voucher Entry Shortcuts: V – Voucher Entry screen (for creating or recording vouchers) Alt + V – Create a Voucher Ctrl + F7 – Sales Voucher Ctrl + F8 – Purchase Voucher Ctrl + F9 – Receipt Voucher Ctrl + F10 – Payment Voucher Ctrl + F11 – Journal Voucher Ctrl + F12 – Credit Note Voucher Ctrl + Alt + F1 – Contra Voucher Accounting & Reports: Alt + G – Go to a particular ledger or report Alt + R – Alter report (for modifying the report details) Alt + C – Create a new ledger, voucher, or account Alt + D – Delete a voucher or entry Ctrl + F1 – Show/Hide the details of a report F2 – Change the date F3 – Select a company F4 – Display/Alter company details F5 – Profit & Loss Account F6 – Balance Sheet F7 – Trail Balance F8 – Day Book F9 – Stock Summary F10 – Statutory Reports (GST, TDS, etc.) Inventory & Stock Management: Alt + I – Inventory voucher entry Ctrl + F5 – Stock Journal Alt + F1 – Show stock details Alt + F2 – Change stock item’s date Ctrl + F4 – View/Alter stock details in voucher entry Ctrl + M – Inventory management menu (Stock Register) Others: Ctrl + L – View Ledger (for detailed view of a specific ledger) Ctrl + H – View the history of a voucher Ctrl + U – Undo changes Ctrl + T – View the Transaction report Ctrl + Alt + F3 – To change the group of a ledger

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