Infotype 0032 - why does 'create' have different fields than 'display'

When I create an infotype 0032 record I get 1 field i.e. 'Previous Personnel No.'.
When I go to overview mode there are many other fields i.e. 'Rule', 'Car Value', 'Plate No', 'Asset Number', etc.
How do I maintain or change the entries for the fields in the overview screen, as these are only displayed in the overview screen and not in the 'change' or 'create' screens?

You cannot edit in overview mode, if you are in PA30 then you will need to select one record and then click on edit icon to edit it. It always edita one record at a time.

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