If you moved money from the 401k to partly traditional IRA and partly Roth IRA then you will need to split your 1099-R.
Please see these instructions from user dmertz:
"For a code G Form 1099-R reporting a split distribution, the first Form 1099-R for the after-tax portion (the original Form 1099-R's box 5 amount) rolled over to the Roth IRA would have the box 5 amount in boxes 1 and 5 and a zero in box 2a. In the follow-up, answer that the entire amount was deposited into a Roth IRA. For the other Form 1099-R for the pre-tax amount rolled over to the traditional IRA, the Form 1099-R will have the remainder of the box 1 amount (original box 1 minus box 5) in box 1 and zeros in boxes 2a and 5. In the follow-up, indicate than none of this money went to any kind of Roth account. The boxes on the split Forms 1099-R should total to the amounts on the original Form 1099-R. The rest of the entries on TurboTax's 1099-R forms should match the original". (401k was rolled to both a traditional IRA and a Roth)
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