Face it, Intuit screwed up. There's no way we could have known if the OP hadn't posted. Big props to that clever, inventive soul🏅! The same thing happened with several blanks in the tax forms as I was filling them out, and I doubt I'm the only one who experienced this. Personally, it even makes me question the accuracy of the returns I filed.
Now those of us who encountered this otherwise unsolvable problem need to notify Intuit about their screwup. I don't have much experience as a programmer but I know it's not a big deal to make a blank on a form fillable, and there's no excuse for this from a mega-company like Intuit with 40 years of history since its founding in 1983 and 30 years as a publicly traded company since 1993. It's just plain careless and shoddy.
