You will not find assistance on determining those amount in the TurboTax program. You have to calculate those figures outside of the program and input them.
The sale price is what you were paid for your interest. The selling expenses are brokerage or similar fees you had to pay from the sale price receipt.
Your partnership basis is what you paid for the investment, plus/minus the income or losses reported on your tax return during the years you owned your interest and plus/minus additional monies you put in or took out of the venture. You can see this article on basis calculation:
https://smallbusiness.chron.com/calculate-partners-tax-basis-26209.html
Ordinary gain is the portion of the gain on sale of assets equal to the accumulated depreciation on those assets and section 1250 is the rest of the gain on the sale of assets.
For instance, if you sold an asset for $1,000 and it cost $500 and you had taken $200 of depreciation on it, your gain on sale would be $700 ($1,000-$500+200.) The ordinary gain would be $200 (the depreciation) and the section 1250 gain would be $500 (the rest of the gain of $700.)
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