No.
Since the information is entered for each home office
separately, it would seem that the question should be answered with only one
home office in mind at a time. However,
as you are entering the second home office it is more apparent that the total
of time spent in each office must not exceed 100%.
In your case, since your home office was used 100% of the
time for your income, you will pro-rate the 100% between the two offices based
on the amount of time you lived at each home.
For the case of someone who used their office less than 100%
of the time for their business, the percent would need to be prorated first
based on the amount of time living in each home, and then by the amount of time
spent working in the office.
[edited 1/27/18 | 1:17 pm PST]
