The only way that comes to mind to "partially" liquidate a multi-member LLC/Partnership, is if the business sold some of it's business assets. If this is what occurred, then the sale/disposition of the asset is reported in the business assets section of the 1065 Partnership return. Then any distribution of the proceeds from the sale (if any) are reported in the appropriate box of the K-1 of those who received any of those proceeds. Could be box 11 for Other Income, box 10 if it was a Sec 1231 asset type, box 9c for unrecaptured 1250 gain, etc, etc, etc,.
So without knowing the specifics of what was liquidated and how, it's just not possible to provide you a useful response.
did the LLC or redeemed part of your interest or did you sell part of your interest to a different entity.
the treatment may depend on which happened.
Based on your facts, I have the following comments:
In this case, I cashed out 50% of my interest which was replaced by another investor. In that case, what is the answer?