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OK, I assume that you received a 1099-R for the withdrawal, that you entered it, and now you want to delete it, right?
Go to Wages & Income->Retirement Plans and Social Security->IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals and click Update (or whatever the button to the right says).
The next screen should show you a list of previous entries that you had made. On the right you should be able to click on Delete or something similar to remove that 1099-R entry.
Note that these instructions are from the desktop version of the product; the online version might differ. Come back if you can't make this happen.
I'm sorry. I didn't ask the right question. It was not a withdrawal it was a loan and I chose that I did a withdrawal by mistake.
You don't need to add a loan from your Retirement Plan to your tax return, unless you stop making payments, and receive a 1099-R. If that applies, you would add the 1099-R to the Retirement Income section as income.
If you didn't receive a 1099-R, you can delete the loan if you entered it in the Retirement Income section as @BillM223 instructed.
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