Your answer was so very unhelpful as to be a non sequitur or even a complete NON answer. The OP stated that ProSeries would NOT ALLOW zeros to be entered in column B of Part III of Form 1095-A. The Form 1095-A that his client (and mine) received has ALL ZEROS IN COLUMN B. Yet, somehow, ProSeries insists that this cannot be correct. We are not making up these numbers, sir. THEY ARE REPORTED ON THE TAX FORMS! Your software is all lit up with errors though we have made no errors! Don't tell us how to input numbers on a worksheet -- FIX YOUR BUGGED CODE!