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This template displays "Non-album single" in a table cell.
Example
{|class="wikitable plainrowheaders"!scope="col"| Title!scope="col"| Year!scope="col"| Album|-!scope="row"| "[[Smoke and Fire (Sabrina Carpenter song)|Smoke and Fire]]"| 2016
|{{Non-album single|While the song was originally intended to be the lead single from Sabrina Carpenter's second studio album ''[[Evolution (Sabrina Carpenter album)|Evolution]]'', it was later dropped from the album's track listing.}}|-!scope="row"| "[[Miss You (Louis Tomlinson song)|Miss You]]"| 2017
|{{Non-album single|The song is included as a bonus track on the Japanese version of Louis Tomlinson's debut studio album ''[[Walls (Louis Tomlinson album)|Walls]]''.|uppercase=yes}}|}
While the song was originally intended to be the lead single from Sabrina Carpenter's second studio album Evolution, it was later dropped from the album's track listing.
The song is included as a bonus track on the Japanese version of Louis Tomlinson's debut studio album Walls.
Parameters
The optional positional parameter 1 is used to add an explanatory footnote on the side of "Non-album single". The explanatory footnote would not be added if the parameter is not used. Note that {{notelist}} would need to be added to the page in order to use the parameter, unless the uppercase parameter is set to yes, in which case {{notelist-ua}} should be used instead. If the footnote contains the = character, numbered parameters should be used, e.g. {{Non-album single|1=The track was included in the tour edition of [[= (album)|=]].}}
The optional parameter uppercase will only work if the positional parameter 1 is used, and accepts the values yes and no. It will make the explanatory footnote have an uppercase label rather than a lowercase one if set to yes, and if not specified defaults to no.
