On a MAC, you can go to the FORMS mode and see what is being done. You can fill in some things without having to override them. Overriding a value is bad because that voids the accuracy guarantee. However, adding the county should no be an override. If something does need to be overridden, you can usually go back to Step by Step and let the program pick up and understand what you are trying to do. Then, go back to forms mode and cancel the override.
So go to Forms view and look through your return. Enter the county if needed. If it requires an override, you should click on the field, then click edit up in the menu bar, select override from the choices.
To get help with forms, you can click on whichever form you would like help, then click the Help Center button on the top right of the program.
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