Yes, the program expects the 1098-T to be entered before you add the 1099-Q.
Note, if all of the 109-Q went towards eligible expenses, you are not required to enter the 1099-Q.
For more information about the 1099-Q click on this link: Guide to IRS Form 1099-Q.
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