I dont use Robinhood, but I do use Schwab and Ameritrade.....
Your broker should put out a 1099-B tax document. Look for it in doctuments or whatever section Robinhood keeps their tax documents.
Note that the 1099-B might be part of a bigger file that has all the 1099-Int and 1099-Div.
Anyways, instead of putting in all your trades, you can just put in the total number. Instead of the individual stocks, just put Robinhood (or the account number or however you want to call it), and then put in the total numbers.
Your 1099-B might be chopped into multiple parts depending on how long you held the stocks. Turbotax will allow you to enter in each section separately..
In summary -- just put the totals into Turbotax. You dont need to put in each trade.
