FBL3N - How I can inform the "Special G/L Indicator" field???

Hi All.
In the G/L account line item display transaction ( FBL3N ) , i can see the column "Special G/L Indicator", but this field is empty.
In the BSEG table this field ( UMSKZ ) is informed.
How I can to inform this field in the FBL3N???
Thanks
Ismael

Hi srinivasa.
I said in my post, I can see the column with this field, but the field is EMPTY.......
My question is, how I can to see this field informed in FBL3N.
Best regards.
Ismael

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