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Tally Prime Keyboard Shortcuts – Boost Speed in Accounting (2025)

📊 Tally Prime Keyboard Shortcuts – Speed Up Your Accounting

Tally Prime is one of the most widely used accounting software in India and beyond. Whether you're an accountant, business owner, or student, learning Tally shortcuts will save time and increase your efficiency.

💼 Master Shortcuts for Daily Use

ShortcutFunction
Alt + F1Detailed Report / Close Company
Alt + F2Change Period (Date range)
Alt + F3Company Info (Create/Alter/Select company)
F1Select Company / Help
F2Change Date
F3Switch Company

🧾 Voucher Entry Shortcuts

ShortcutVoucher Type
F4Contra Voucher
F5Payment Voucher
F6Receipt Voucher
F7Journal Voucher
F8Sales Voucher
F9Purchase Voucher
F10Reversing Journal / Memo

📋 Inventory & Reports

ShortcutFunction
Alt + GGo To (Open any report quickly)
Ctrl + EnterAlter master while viewing report
Alt + F12Filter report (Advanced filtering)
Ctrl + HChange mode in reports
Alt + CCreate master from voucher screen

🧠 Smart Tips

  • Ctrl + A – Accept form or save entry quickly
  • Esc – Go back or cancel the current screen
  • Page Up / Page Down – Navigate between vouchers

✅ Why Learn Tally Shortcuts?

  • ⚡ Speeds up voucher entry and reporting
  • 📈 Boosts productivity in busy business environments
  • 🎓 Great for students preparing for accounting jobs

These shortcuts work in the latest Tally Prime 3.0 and earlier versions like Tally ERP 9.

💬 Have a favorite shortcut? Share it in the comments below!

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