# Mark Document as Complete

Marking a document as complete helps you track your progress and identify the last labeled document. It also helps distinguish finished documents when working with multiple files in a project.

## Mark a document as complete

1. Open a project that contains multiple documents.
2. Open the **List of files** extension.
3. Click the document icon next to a document name to mark it as complete.

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In span labeling projects, if some label classes are not applied in the document, a confirmation dialog will appear indicating the missing labels.

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You can also mark a document or project as complete from the **File** menu by selecting:

* **Mark document as complete**
* **Mark project as complete**

A keyboard shortcut is also available.

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If all documents in a project are marked as complete, a confirmation dialog will appear prompting you to mark the project as complete.

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