You are good and it is enough. The 1099-S is not an entry from in TurboTax, likely for that exact reason. It can be used for a main home, second home and of course rental property and other real estate.
As long as you have reported the sale for each asset in your rental activity then you should see all of your gain on the 4797 as you indicated. It's all you needed to do.
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