Exactly: treat all the pages of the W2 as one W2. Ignore the "total state" line: that information won't be entered. It is informational only. You will first enter the boxes 1-14 once. Then you will enter the boxes 15-20 for state 1, press the button for "Add another state", and repeat the process for state two. Depending on the states, the local amounts may matter on the state return (OH, MI, IN and KY have considerable interaction with local taxes on the state reconciliation). But all those Box 1-14 entries are just repeats of the same information and not separate W-2s.
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