YES tomfive, that is pretty much exactly what I found - except I prefer to DELETE the offending Supporting Details, which is the real culprit.
And once you do that, you can then go back - and the UPDATE Social Security stuff works now.
As for me, I prefer using the UPDATE Soc Sec approach as opposed to filling out the Soc Sec worksheet manually - who knows the side-implications of that process.
[I didn't quite understand the implications of Deleting the Soc Sec worksheet Form at the time but see now that the Form is recreated when going through the normal UPDATE Soc Sec process - and that process does work equally well, or maybe is the best approach.]
And yes, I agree this should have been fixed since, as noted earlier, this was a known problem - but not surprised that your call to TT yielded no results. It just continues to amplify that this Community is the only place to go with TT questions or problems - they have excellent people and support out here.
Thanks to all.
ron is shawnee
