Did you also get a 1099 from your broker listing the sales? If so, and assuming the K-1s have nothing but 0s in Part III (which seems likely given the short duration), you can skip the K-1 entry: it won't affect your return.
If there are values in Part III, you'll want to complete the K-1 interview. But to avoid duplicating the 1099-B that you received, enter 0 for Sales Price and 0 for basis. Your 1099 is already reporting the Cap Gain on the sale. Re-entering that info into the K-1 will cause it to generate a duplicate 1099-B, double counting the gain.
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**Note also, I'm not a Tax Preparer/CPA. Just a volunteer, seasoned, TurboTax user.
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