Put part on one schedule E worksheet, and the rest on another Schedule E worksheet.

I never enter individual 1099-Misc or 1099-NEC for  Schedule E, or C or F, unless they don't have an ongoing activity. I just go to the C,E,F worksheet or whatever and enter the real income. I do make sure the total income equals or exceeds the total 1099 amounts.

Expanding on Jeff's comments, the 1099 doesn't get submitted with the e-file so there really isn't any reason to data enter a 1099.  That also applies to schedule C info.  Just enter it directly in the worksheet - it saves a little time and hassle.

Perfect! Thanks!!

@jeffmcpa2010  - I like your signature line 😉

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@IRonMaN wrote:

@jeffmcpa2010  - I like your signature line 😉

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Have you cloned yourself again?  Two Jeff's, two identical signatures ...  🤣

Those guys and gals are putting up a better fight than anyone thought, and can use all our prayers.

"Two Jeff's, two identical signatures"

Just two Jeff's choosing to be on the right side of history.  What is going over there sucks, so just doing a small part to show support to folks that really need it.