You may have to enter different dates, even if they don't correspond to reality. For example, one tax rate for 01/01/2024 to 06/30/2024, and the other tax rate for 07/01/2024 to 12/31/2024.
Then make up your own spreadsheet with the correct information and dates and rates. Save the spreadsheet with your tax records. That way, if any one ever asks (to me, this seems doubtful), you can whip out your spreadsheet and show it to them. And if they ask why, explain it was to get around a limitation of the tax software.
Remember that lying to TurboTax is not the same as lying to the IRS or the State of Colorado. You're just doing what you need to get it to work.
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