How to get rid of CMYK channels after making spot channels

I have a flat jpg with areas of solid color that I successfully made spot channels from. I don't want the CMYK channels in there any more
because they show up in the print dialog under output. I could just turn them off, but isn't it possible to just have a file with just
the spot channels. When I delete the CMYK channels I get an error message that the file uses an "unsupported color space".

I didn't make one thing clear. I'm trying to place the art in an InDesign file. That's where I'm getting the "unsupported color space" message.
The multichannel .psd won't place...

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