How can I manually go into a form to correct something that Turbotax is deducting from Schedule 1, but which should not be deducted (401K contribution)?

I don't understand why Turbotax is inserting the max allowable contribution to a retirement account (401k) but it exceeds what I actually contributed.

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You can do that in the Keough, SEP, and Simple Contribution Worksheet on line 6 if you are working in the desktop version of TurboTax.

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in Free version. Needed to amend to indicate that I can be claimed as a dependent on my parent's return. however, standard deduction is not calc'ing correctly for NYS ?

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