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How do you jump to related entries

Switching from HR Block to Turbo Tax.  In HR Block I can go to an entry right click, select Jump to Related and I can go to exactly where that entry goes to or comes from. 

 

For the life of me I can not figure out how to do this basic function with Turbo Tax.   To be specific I am entering K-1 Interest (same for Dividend) amounts and try to trace where Turbo Tax enters them on the Schedule B.

 

How does one do track where entries go and come from?

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How do you jump to related entries

Are you using the Turbo Tax Online web version or the Desktop CD/Download program installed on your computer?  And you want to see the actual forms like schedule B?  You can do that in the Desktop program.  When you switch to Forms Mode it will open the related form.

How do you jump to related entries

I have the desktop version.  I am not asking how to see forms.  I am asking how do jump to related entries.  On HR Block if I have entry on K-1 and want to see where that entry goes to I can just click and jump to related and then jump to where that entry went.   There must be away to do that in Turbo Tax, otherwise you spend forever trying to figure out where the entry went.

BillM223
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How do you jump to related entries

In TurboTax, this works the other way around.

 

Since you have the CD/download software, at any time, you can go to Forms (upper right), and scroll down to select a form. When you get to the form, you should be able to click on the data field to see where the number came from.

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