I ran into this problem last year, and hit it again this year too. I believe the answer is to choose " No" on the "No Other Income or Expenses" page. This is extremely unintuitive to me. My only guess as to why this makes sense to turbo tax is that the question assumes a qualified dividend isn't a dividend. By going down this route, this will eventually bring up a "Any foreign source qualified dividends or long term capital gains?" page that lets you enter this number. My 1099-div lists the qualified vs nonqualified dividends that I can total for this box.
Again, I feel like turbotax really needs to clarify or reword the "No other income expenses question", and if turbotax knows that the qualified dividend box shouldn't be empty, it should bring up the proper questions in the foreign tax interview rather than wait for the federal review to just dump you into the form with zero context.
