what state is your state of domicile, you do that domiciled state last and get a credit for taxes paid to non-resident states. The screen you see should only show up on your resident return, you would check all the non-resident states to remove those wages and yes it is correct. During the Federal personal info section of the interview you should have answered yes that you worked in another state and only for states that are NOT reciprocal tax states (you don't have any above, this is if someone else reads the answer) and states that you are required to file in based on the income allocated. Most non-resident states start with federal income, you allocate income during the interview and make sure to not allocate interest, dividends, cap gains to non-resident states.... TT will handle this appropriately. I hope this helped and gave you some confidence.
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