Leave the 1095-A off your return and enter the amount in the medical expenses section. If covered CA is not going to give you the Column B amounts, you can't enter it in TurboTax. Even if the Premium Tax Credit advances (column C) were zero, they should still give you the correct figures for Column B. If you have confirmed they are not expecting the 1095-A, leave it off the return. If your return gets rejected, see this help article.
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