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# Keyboard Shortcuts

### Field Validation Shortcuts

When working within the field validation section, users can utilize these shortcuts:

* **Enter** – Moves the cursor to the next field in the validation sequence.
* **Tab** – Validates the current field and automatically jumps to the next field that requires validation, skipping already validated fields.
* **ESC** - Takes you back to the Dashboard.
* **Control + K** – Opens the keyboard shortcut menu specific to the field validation section.
* **Control + H** – Opens the documentation page for more information and assistance.
* **Space** – Toggles a checkbox selection, allowing users to quickly mark or unmark options.
* **Control + G / Alt + G** – Moves the focus to the next group of related fields, helping navigate structured input sections efficiently.
* **Control + F** – Moves the cursor to the first field in the first group, allowing users to quickly return to the beginning of a form.
* **Control + S / Alt + S** – Saves the document, ensuring all entered data is stored.
* **Options + R / Alt + R** – Rejects the document, marking it as invalid or requiring further review.
* **Control + T / Alt + T** – Jumps directly to the table section of the document.
* **Control + plus (+) / Alt + plus (+)** Creates a new Table Line.


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