Rerun doing the New Jersey (NJ) return first just to be sure TurboTax did all the calculations correct. Once that is complete you can review your results. TurboTax needs the information from the nonresident state in order to complete the resident state return correctly.
If you are using TurboTax CD/Download you can switch to forms and look for the credit on the NY return. If you are using TurboTax Online you can print/preview your tax return before you file and after you pay.
Once you complete your tax return you have the ability to save a .pdf copy for your files. Any worksheet that was used in your tax return will be part of that file. You can use this either of the links to create your .pdf copy and print or review it.
There is no cause for alarm, if you entered the qualified dividends correctly when entering your 1099-DIV then TurboTax made the correct calculations for your tax return. This was not something that was new this year.
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