The charging fuse for the alternator is not on the fuse pannel where else could it be

Yes, if the alternator fuse is blown, it can cause the alternator to appear as if it's not functioning properly when it's actually fine. The alternator fuse is a critical component of the charging system, as it protects the alternator and the rest of the electrical system from overloads and short circuits.
When the alternator fuse blows, it interrupts the flow of electrical current from the alternator to the battery and the rest of the vehicle's electrical system. As a result, the alternator cannot charge the battery or provide power to the vehicle's electrical components.
If you suspect a problem with your alternator but the alternator itself tests fine, it's a good idea to check the alternator fuse and the associated wiring. Replacing a blown fuse can often resolve charging issues and restore the proper functioning of the alternator and charging system.

What do you mean "charged alt"?
The Alternator either works or it doesn't.
There is no fuse in the alternator circuit.
If the Battery is not getting charged while you drive, then the Alternator is at fault.

if the alt is working then there may be a draw on the electrcal system when the key is off ,and pulling the charge out of your battery in time,a good way to ck. this is to first unplug the underhood light then unhook the positive battery c able use a 12v.test light between the battery and the unhooked cable if the light is on there is a draw go to the fuse pannels (under hood &under dash)pull one fuse at a time till the test light shuts off,that is the curcut with the draw,then look for shorts ,no ground and ect.

Did not list any year/model info, however-
-have alternator output checked. if not charging:
possible alternator not charging-replace alternator
possible corroded or damaged positive battery wire to alternator
faulty ground wire
alternator fuse or fuse link blown
engine's idle rpm below 800

If you looking for the location. Open your owners manual and find the location of fuse pannel. On the back of the pannel there will be a diagram of the fuses ALT is the one you looking for. I dont know what year yours is. sorry i couldnt give you more detail

Depending on the make and model, the battery light should be telling you it is not being charged by the alternator.
Have the alternator output voltage checked.

Without knowing EXACTLY which fuses have power and which ones do not have power, it is hard to say for sure. However, it sounds like you may be describing an ignition switch problem.

time to start looking at the conection for the alternator and all wires in the general vacinity also you might want to look at the accessory fuse pannel under the hood as you might have blowen a master bus fuse in there

yes there is a fuse, labeled alt fuse and its under the hood in the relay fusebox, if the car is not charging, then just check for power to the alternator, the small wire not the big one, good luck,

sounds very much like it