It's probably best not to use the Employee Stock interview for reporting the sale of your employee stocks, as it can be confusing.
Basically, you just need the Purchase/Exercise price per share (you may have Form 3922/24), then take the amount added to your W-2 income (usually Box 14) and divide that by number of shares exercised. Add those two together and you have your Cost Basis.
Enter in TurboTax as a regular Stock Sale (not employee), enter your 1099-B info, and check the box 'my cost basis is missing or incorrect' and enter your correct basis on the next page.
Here's more detailed info on Employee Stock Purchase Plans and RSU's and Taxes.
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