@denmar0404 You have a couple of issues.
2019 taxes, you said check cashed but no stimulus received. That implies that you mailed your taxes, they cashed the check and have not processed the 2019 return in time for you to qualify for the second stimulus
2020 taxes and income used to determine if you qualify for missed stimulus. If your income is too high in 2020, you do not get the missed stimulus.
It does no good to try and override and change what is not allowed, The IRS cross checks every return for stimulus received, income, etc. You will not get what you are not entitled to, regardless of what you do to the forms. @bobbyBE
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