The section 179 entries can be tricky. I suggest you delete the K-1 entries and start them over. After you delete them, run the error check and if you get an error associated with the section 179 depreciation, see if you can resolve it before entering the K-1's again.
When you enter the K-1's, don't enter the section 179 information initially. Run the error check first, and then go back and enter the section 179 information for one of the K-1s, then do the error check and resolve errors if necessary.
In other words, go step by step to help isolate where the error is coming from.
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