Q—Qualified distribution from a Roth IRA
This has nothing to do with an early distribution and since you are older than 59 1/2 there are no early distribution penalties.
Where are you seeing this being regarded as an early distribution?
No, it wasn't checked on my 1099-R. Is that all i need? Awesome!
TurboTax never treats code Q as an early distribution or in any way taxable. There is no way to cause TurboTax to treat code Q as an early distribution. Marking the IRA/SEP/SIMPLE box on a code-Q Form 1099-R is unnecessary, never done by the payer and has no effect.
What are you seeing that makes you think that the distribution in being treated as an early distribution?
It would seem that this is coming from some other Form 1099-R. The only one that would make sense is if you had one for a return of a Roth IRA contribution and the Form 1099-R had taxable gains shown in box 2a. Such a Form 1099-R includes code J in box 7 to indicate that it's from a Roth IRA, regardless of your age, and you would have to claim an Other reason exception to the early distribution penalty on this distribution. Someone over age 59½ at the time of the distribution can always claim this Other reason exception.
I suggest looking at Form 5329 to see exactly what amount is being subjected to an early-distribution penalty and correlate that with a particular Form 1099-R. Forms 1099-R with code 1 or code J are the only codes that indicate an early-distribution that would trigger that message from TurboTax. If any other Form 1099-R is triggering the message.