TurbotaxAnita said to use the "find" window in the upper right to review my 1099-INT. I can't find the "find" window.

[DanielV01]

It's actually called Search, and can be identified with the magnifying glass in the upper right.

[davidetc]

I deleted all my 1099-INT forms and still had $2600 showing up.  I don't know from where?

[mesquitebean]

It's hard to follow what all you are doing, since you have 3 threads on this 1099-INT issue and are jumping around from thread to thread, which leads to redundancy and confusion..

Are you wanting to get rid of all Forms 1099-INT?   If so, here's another way:

With your return open, in the left menu column, click on TAX TOOLS, then TOOLS.
In the Tools window, choose "Delete a form."
That will bring up a list of all forms in your return.
Look for any that say "Schedule B - Form 1099-INT (institution name) or may say "untitled."
Delete the ones you don't want.

Don't delete the actual Schedule B since it may have dividends and other items on it.  If you delete the Schedule B itself, you'd have to re-enter your 1099-INT, 1099-DIV, 1099-OID, interest from K-1, etc. so that it would generate another Schedule B.

[mesquitebean]

I see that now in your other thread you say the interest is coming from a K-1, not a 1099-INT.
So hopefully you now know what was going on.

I'll close this thread since it's redundant to your other threads, and the answer to your original thread question is below.  I see you started a K-1 thread, so watch it and someone familiar with K-1's may be able to assist you there.

[mesquitebean]

You're using Online TurboTax.  The Find button and search line is a desktop TurboTax feature to submit a search.  As TurboTaxDaniel wrote, the Search feature is accessed differently in the online product, but brings up the same tool.