"Based on my AGI, you can claim 20% of your $0 of eligible dependent care expenses." Does this mean it doesn't apply to my income level?

If I receive this answer from turbo tax, should I refrain from submitting dependent care expenses?

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This is saying you have $0 of eligible Dependent Care Expenses. I would review your entries in this section. If you do have eligible expenses, your credit should be 20% of those expenses.

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"Based on my AGI, you can claim 20% of your $0 of eligible dependent care expenses." Does this mean it doesn't apply to my income level?

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