George's suggestion gets it on the right line, but with the description "From K-1," rather than with 1040-level disposition detail. It also affects the basis calculation whether you want it to or not. Not materially wrong, but not the presentation I prefer. That said, PTP stuff in general has kind of awful presentation.

In Screen 17.1, my description is {PTP Name} Ordinary Gain

Dates acquired and sold per disposition schedule. In the field directly below those, override with 1 for short-term.

Sales price is the ordinary income piece. If you have a different ordinary income piece for AMT and for regular tax, enter the sales price as basis, then under Form 4797 enter the ordinary income piece again under depreciation allowed, and the AMT ordinary amount as AMT depreciation 4 rows farther down. If no AMT adjustment, you can omit the basis number and just enter a -1 under depreciation allowed.

Look at the 4797. Look at the AMT 4797. Adjust input as seems appropriate.

Don't forget to pick the ordinary gain up as PTP QBI income!