No, you would fill out the sections for income earned in other States, as well as for income taxes paid to other States in order for the program to accurately calculate any liability (or refund due from/to) for each based on State information (actually from the State, and not from you).
Having said that, the IRS is beginning to accept and process returns on February 12th and most States (given that finalization of all forms has not yet happened for all States) are doing their best to follow suit with this date.
State Tax Forms Availability Table
I would try back and not submit until much closer to that date to ensure your State Information is most up to date.
