No solutions work. TurboTax Desktop for Windows will not allow 7206 to be deleted, and I agree with @iusdm1 that there are no associated worksheets to delete. TurboTax will allow me to enter the deduction in line 1 of 7206, but it will not allow me to override the number that already populated in line 17 in Schedule 1, with the result that the deduction is overstated.
The fact that the e-file rejection message suggests deleting 7206 (but that you can't do it), or correcting errors in that Form (but won't let you override other errors that pop up elsewhere as a result) is infuriating.
Can someone who is actively managing programming TurboTax please get on this thread and let us know if this problem is being worked on, or if there is a work around other than a paper filing? Hundreds of thousands of people are going to have this issue.
And yes, my software is up to date.
