In the CD/Download TurboTax software, to override an entry in forms mode using a Mac, click in the entry field you wish to change and edit it.
Not all entries can be overridden.
An override can cause the automatic calculations to break in unexpected ways, even in places that you think are not related to the override. An override cancels the accuracy guarantee and also may prevent e-filing. You can use an override to experiment, but you should not need an override in a return that you are going to file. If you need an override, you might be trying to make TurboTax do something that it is not designed to do or does not support.
[Edited 04/19/23| 9:27am PST]
@steve51523 (edited)
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