Differentiate 1 dollar and 100% in In-state municipal bonds (percentage or amount)

If you are referring to a mutual fund, then is the percentage is less than 50%, you can use the wonderful -1 to indicate zero. https://www.ftb.ca.gov/forms/2017/17_1001.pdf 

Is this a Lacerte problem?  If the number is big enough to worry about -- usually it isn't -- I just make two entries for the same fund.  One for in-state (plus, of course, Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands); the other for out-of-state.  Then I bill the client for an extra ten seconds.  At least the first year, because it will rollover to the following one.  

Can you enter 1.01 to get $1?

Bob's solution works.

IMHO, fussing around to get $1 in state interest is not worth the time.

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