About Tally shortcut key

Shortcut KeyShortcut key functionWhere to use
ESC : -To remove what has been typed into the data field while preparing a voucher.At all data entry or typing field
ALT + D  : -To delete a voucher/ To delete a masterAll the reports screen which can be viewed in columnar format
ALT + C : -To create a masterAt Voucher entry screen
ALT + X : -To cancel a voucherFrom day book or list of vouchers
CTRL + A : -To accept a form.Wherever you use this key combination, that screen or report gets accepted as it is. This is a quick save option.
CTRL + V : -To toggle between invoice and voucher modeAt creation of Sales/ Purchase Voucher screen
ALT + I : -Insert a VoucherWhen you want to toggle between Item and Accounting Invoice
ALT + 2 : -To duplicate a voucherAt sales ledger/ day book/ Ledgers > Place the cursor on the entry and press this short cut key to duplicate a Voucher.
CTRL + N : -To switch to calculatorDuring all data entry

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