@VolvGirl:
Thanks, I did just that but with great pain. Software is not designed to do it, since it did not let me skip mandatory irrelevant fields (such as Employer Identification # etc.). I also did Roth conversions in last quarter of the year (which is what raised my tax due). Software wanted me to choose a code for the conversion from the 1099 form, which I won't receive until Jan. 2018. This being the first year I did a Roth conversion, I had to use trial and error method to arrive at the right code so that it computes the tax due.
