Thank you. Yes, I found this "form" after the 1099-Q section and it asked who the funds were for and since my daughter was not listed on my return, I selected "someone else not listed here". I then entered her name and TT came up with the "form" that basically has the same fields as her 1098-T but it is not filling in a Form 1098-T. It asks for: Tuition, R&B, Books, Other Adjusments (ie: Scholarships). I entered the educational expenses from her 1098-T here and it offset the funds and income received from the 1099-Q and brought me from owing money to getting a refund.
In hindsight, I should have just deleted the 1099-Q I entered, since it does not need to be entered and I would be able to prove that the educational expenses far exceeded the funds received on the 1099-Q.
