Not directly. But since 1% is so low, I would do a rough cut like this:
A) Enter the total pension amount as not-inflated.
B) Ten years from start, add a non-inflated pension of 10.5% of original (1.01^10 ≈ 1.1046221).
C) Twenty years from start add a non-inflated pension of 10.5% of the previous sum.
Repeat @ 30 if you want, etc...
EDIT: Actually, maybe better to make it ~ 15% adder at year 10, that will help average out the increases that you got over the previous 10 years, rather than just bring you up to date at year 10. You could throw together a little spreadsheet to compare cumulative sums if you want to fine tune it, but that should be very close.
-ERD50