FBL3N---Limiting SAKNR field name

Good morning,
Is there a way to have users only access a specific GL account number and not have them insert any others. We would like to limit the GL Account (Field Name SAKNR) specifically for a number and if users were to select other numbers and authorization error would appear.
Thank you All.

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I have created sets for rule in validation by t-code GS01. Where I have given Tbale name BSEG and Field name KOSTL(Cost Center No). Now, I want to change field name SAKNR (GL NO) instead of cost center. When I am trying to change field name t-code GS02, there is field name is in display mode and no way to change it.
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