19 September 2025
No direct, ready-to-use TDL script for setting maximum amounts on ledgers and groups is openly available, but Tally’s built-in features allow the setting of credit limits for ledgers and groups for accounting control purposes. Custom TDL development can implement maximum limits for groups and ledgers, but this generally requires programming based on organizational needs.
Tally Definition Language (TDL) is used for advanced customizations, including managing ledger behaviors and restrictions.
Example use cases for TDL include adding new validation, popup alerts, or automated control at voucher entry, which could include maximum amount logic for ledgers and groups.
Free and paid TDL resources are available online, but most are for general enhancements; you would need a developer to create or modify scripts specific to your requirement.
The official TDL Reference Manual from Tally Solutions is available for free and provides comprehensive guidance for developing customized features—see the manual for field validation and restricting input at voucher entry.
Websites like TechGuruPlus and TallyMaster share downloadable TDL files for various common purposes; you may find related code as a starting point, but direct maximum amount controls are rare and may need modification.
For advanced or company-specific requirements (like restricting maximum transaction amount for groups or ledgers), consulting a Tally developer or contacting Tally’s official support is recommended. They can provide assistance in creating the exact TDL script as per the desired logic.