Edit HR Form - PE51

Hi guys,
I need to edit a HR Form via PE51. I have to include the Cost Center Text in the header of the form.
In the Single Fields screen, when I double-click the screen I get the window where I can select the Table and Table field to include. The problem is that the table that I need is not included in the list of available tables that the screen is showing me. Is there any way to include new tables in this list?
Thanks for the help. Help will be rewarded with points!!

I found transaction PE51_CHECKTAB, where any tabla and fileds can be included and assigned to the he form.
Thanks.

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