That is correct. You can import the form again, but you may need to delete the original if the 2nd import doesn't overwrite the first one. Or you can edit the 1099 that was already imported. The best option will depend on how many changes there are.
And yes, save your tax file before the RE-import and you will want to give it that file a new name, so you end up with different tax files to compare.
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