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The qualified dividends should not be greater that the ordinary dividends, as the ordinary dividends would include the qualified dividends. For instance, you may have $1,000 in ordinary dividends, of which up to $1,000 could be qualified dividends, but not more.
It appears the K-1 schedule is incorrect. You may not be able to get a corrected one, in which case you should ascertain what the total dividends are and enter that amount in box 6(a) and not more than that in box 6b). It may be itemized in the worksheets attached to your schedule K-1.
From the instructions to Form 1099-DIV which explains how dividend reporting works, just substitute box 6(a) and 6(b) on your K-1 schedule for Box 1a and 1b here:
[Edited 3/5/24 at 3:44 PM PST] @Anonymous
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