Yes, all of that is fine. The important thing is that your sales as listed on your Schedule D and Form 8949 match the sales listed on the Form 1099-B, as the IRS will check for that. Also, it would be good if the cost basis entered matched the cost basis listed on the 1099-B forms before you enter the adjustment for the ESPP basis. And also, you need to make sure you get the short term and long term gains to match what is on the 1099-B. It is not likely the IRS will even look at the detail, they will just pay attention to the total sales, cost basis and status as short or long-term. There should be subtotals on your 1099-B that you can easily match to what is reported on your Schedule D and Form 8949.
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