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{edit to add:  you should be aware that IRS Revenue Ruling 84-53 "provides that a partner has a single unified basis in their Partnership interest" (this is usually noted on the K-1}.  That makes day-trading a partnership a nightmare:  your basis on the day you sell is essentially the average cost of all the shares you hold on that day, adjusted for any K-1 related basis changes or distributions.  This means the basis on every sale reported on the 1099-B (as well as wash adjustments) potentially needs to be updated.  This won't have an impact on all the short term sales made on the first 3 K-1s where you started and stopped in the same year, but will impact the one you still held in 2023}

On your questions:

For Final K-1
Describe the partnership (check any that apply): do I check the box of This partnership ended in 2022 in addition to This is a publicly traded partnership (PTP)? YES
Describe the partnership Disposal: do I check the box of Complete disposition? ( I purchased and sold all shares during the year) YES
Tell Us About Your Sale: Do I select Sold Partnership Interest? YES
Enter Sales Dates: I purchase sold them throughout the year, there are many purchase and sold date, do I enter the first purchase date and the last sold date or do I enter the calendar year (01/01/2022 purchase, 12/31/2022 sold)?  It won't matter, since you'll just be putting 0s on the sale screen.  Varfious is also an option
Enter Sale Information: I followed your conversations with tksprabu, search K-1 and do not find any Ordinary Gain reported on K-1 and K-3, I entered 0 as instructed.
Enter Code W Detail: K-1 Line 13 Code is W with 0, I found on K-3 Part X Line 17 Other: Other Portfolio Deduction, do I select Miscellaneous Itemized Deductions and enter $0?  Since its 0, it won't matter if you enter it or not
Is box 16 checked on your K-1: Box 16 is checked on K-1, I received K-3 but no foreign income and taxes so I select NO.
Describe the Partnership: I check ALL of my investment is this activity is AT RISK.
2 of the ETF’s total cost basis on K-1 after adding 1f Wash Sale Loss Disallowed does not match the total cost basis on 1099-B, one is $4.79 and the other is $7.99 higher than what is reported on 1099-B, do I add the $12.78 to 1099-B total cost basis when I enter a summary for each sales category (short term box A)? I am sending a copy of 1099-B along with Form 8453 to IRS, will the mismatched information be a problem?  Given all 0s on the K-1, there shouldn't be a mismatch unless you received distributions and that would lower your cost basis (the K-1 sales schedule basis would be lower than the 1099-B cost basis).  The "correct" basis is {what you actually paid} - {any distributions you received} + or - {any adjustments from the K-1}.  You should figure that out, and then adjust as appropriate.

For the K-1
Describe the partnership (check any that apply): do I check the box of Disposed of portion of my interest in partnership during 2022 in addition to This is a publicly traded partnership (PTP)? I sold some and kept some positions into 2023, on the K-1 box L the Ending capital account is with a positive number.   Yes

If I select both, the screen takes me to pt 3, 4 and 5 questions above on Final K-1, do I treat the same as Final K-1 for the sold positions for this ETF?  As long as their are no Ord Gains, enter all 0 and dates don't matter
In future years, because their are various values on this K-1, your 1099-B and your actual cost basis will not match, so the cost basis on every sale will have to be adjusted, as will the value of wash sales.  There is no TT help in figuring out how to do that.