If your initial e-file attempt was rejected, then it was as if you did not e-file. Therefore, you could make any corrections you needed to and then go through the process of e-filing again. (i.e., e-file is not automatic, you need to do it again).
The IRS has announced that they will open the e-file process today (1/27/2020); however, it may take a bit of time for them to work through the backlog.
Give it a couple of days and see if you get an "Accepted" or "Rejected".
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