Screen change as per Posting Key 25/31

Hi,
When we are doing posting with document type KZ and using posting key 25 / 31 for Vendor Payment, Cost Center / Profit center field is not showing...
We want Cost Center / Profit center field specially in posting key 25 / 31...
Please suggest.....

I understand all, for what you told me...
I want Cost center / Profit Center in below screen against 25 / 31 posting key.
Even if i make the required entry in OB41, against Posting key 25, not showing those field during F-02..

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