Given the results you are seeing, perhaps the best option at this point is to enter your RSU transaction information as if you were reporting a regular stock transaction. Just an fyi, your per share cost basis does not change despite the employer selling some of your RSUs to cover their tax withholding obligations. In other words, you calculate your per share cost basis based on the total number of RSUs that vested which includes those that were sold to cover and those that remained in your account which you later sold.
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