Yes! The import cannot take over 2100+ entries, so a did a work-around, although it did take about 10 minutes to prepare. The PDF file has a much shorter length.
I converted the Robinhood Crypto 1099-B.pdf to an Excel sheet.
Left the header of Robinhood.
Removed all the unrelated text simply by highlighting the rows, right-click, and selecting delete.
Used the TurboTax CSV convention for the categories.
Saved the copy as a *.csv file.
Here is how to start:
| Provider: Robinhood Crypto LLC | | |
| Disclaimer: | | | |
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| ASSET NAME | RECEIVED DATE | COST BASIS(USD) | DATE SOLD | PROCEEDS |
| BTC | 10/7/2019 | 10480.53 | 6/2/2020 | 13455.88 |
