No, go ahead and enter the W-2 as written.
You may have the opportunity in the state interviews to straighten things out.
Besides, when two states appear to tax the same income, they normally provide a credit to one state for tax paid to another.
In your case, enter Illinois, your non-resident state, first. Then enter your resident state (NC) last. The IL tax will show up as a credit on line 2 on the D-400TC.
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