No, you shouldn't be audited based on the distribution codes. If you report the 1099R forms just way it is recorded on the hard copy, you won't get audited. In case if you are examined, you have the hard copies to prove to the IRS that you recorded everything correctly AS LONG as you report everything correctly that is listed on the forms.
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