Select where case

I am trying to build the query below to throw in SSRS. I have a multivalued parameter called @category. When the value of
USCATVLS_2 is blank I want to still have the option to pull it in my report. Below is what I have started that doesn't work. any ideas?
select
*fromiv00101
i
where
i.USCATVLS_2
=(casewheni.uscatvls_2
=''then'NA'elsein(@category)end)
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My parameter is multivalue, so it should look something like the syntax below, but the syntax doesn't check out. Any ideas?
select
*fromiv00101
i
where
i.uscatvls_2
=CASEWHENi.uscatvls_2
=''THEN'NA'ELSEin(@category)END
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