How to invert 'if there were' (second conditional)

Question

Suppose I want to invert this sentence:

If there were something that could bring you in the past to make a restartable decision, that would be great.

Is it correct to write like this? :

Were there something that ....

Answer 1

Were there something that means the same as If there were something that.

The form starting with "were" has more of a literary quality, I think.