After you file

FYI ... you do NOT need to enter the 1099-NEC in the program at all ... only the income needs to be reported on the correct form like the Sch C .... so in the future skip the 1099-NEC entry screens and simply enter your total income in the other income section of the Sch C entry section.   The 1099-NEC entries in the program is immaterial and only serves to "add up" all your amounts like an overpriced calculator. 

This will also correct your state issue ... so if you want go back to the Sch C entry section and delete the 1099-NEC form and simply put the amount on the other income line ... this will change nothing on the already filed federal return.   In the 30 years in the business I have NEVER entered a 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC in any tax program ... I have only entered the total income amount ... and none of my clients have ever had an issue.