If all your shares were held long term, or short term, then you can just follow the prompts in the K-1 interview section. It will put everything in the right place, AND it will create a 1099-B for the cap gain/loss portion of the sale. I emphasize the "AND" because this is a problem if you also imported the 1099-B from your broker for this sale. In that case, you'd either want to delete the imported 1099-B, or set the cost equal to the proceeds so that there's no double-counting of gains.
Here's a discussion with more info on Reporting K-1 and 1099-B.
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