Its working fine for me.

You have multiple employers with different EIN's for the same person? 

Be sure youve assigned the W2s to the right person. 

Yes, same taxpayer but they over-withheld social security by $788. It's not calculated as a credit.

Be careful, if the same employer but issued multiple W-2's then that's not a credit on the 1040.  The taxpayer must get the refund from the employer.  The credit is only for more than one employer with different EIN's.

I think that's an employer thing rather than a tax software thing.

Different employers

You shouldnt have to make any manual adjustments for this, youre entering something wrong somewhere.

It's one taxpayer not a spouse on the return. Two employers have two different eins total pay is $165,000 but neither w2 exceeded 147000. There is no credit for over paid social security tax. 

But is one of the W-2s accidentally being reported as the spouse's in the return?  The software should handle it properly if everything is entered into the program correctly.

Sch 3, Line 11 is empty? 

When I try it on a dummy return, I put 85k on one W2 and 80K on another W2, it flows as expected for me.