Yes, you are using the desktop software so you can make any adjustments needed. This is just a refund amount rather than something complicated with a lot of moving parts.
If your state 1099-G reflects the refund, that part is correct. Then the itemized deductions for last year, for state tax paid would be increased by the extra amount and I am assuming you hit the $10,000 SALT limit so that it didn't affect your federal to need to amend it.
When the program is looking at the taxable portion of the refund, you can verify/correct those entries. If the program doesn't let you, switch over to forms mode to correct the numbers.
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