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Posted on Oct 18, 2007

L2 disappeared the L2 under stat edit disappeared

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Here's what you do in a TI-83 or TI-84:

Go to STAT > 1: Edit > UP ARROW > 2ND > INS > *List Name* > ENTER

Hope that helps!

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Alright--heres how I fixed this on mine--what you can do is..clear all of the L-values L1-L11, 2nd >> enter >> Lists >> Del >> Yes >> Enter for each of the L-values.  Then re-enter them manually.  And there you go.

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