Yes, you would enter this as a stock sale that is not listed on a Schedule-B, and select if it is short-term or long-term. You can list the total proceeds and use the last date for the distribution for both, and then enter the date of purchase and the price that was paid for the stocks (cost basis).
"An adjustment is required for a reason not already covered" would be used if there was a 1099-B with information that needed to be adjusted.
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