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TI-84: Entering & Editing Lists of Data

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Expand or collapse content 1. Use the SetUpEditor to retrieve any 'lost' lists. Go to [STAT] "5:SetUPEditor" [ENTER].  Then go back to [STAT] [ENTER]
Use the SetUpEditor to retrieve any 'lost' lists. Go to [STAT] "5:SetUPEditor" [ENTER].  Then go back to [STAT] [ENTER]
Expand or collapse content 2. Clear any unwanted lists.  Method 1: Move the cursor to the list name. Press [CLEAR]. Use the arrow keys to go down to the list.
Clear any unwanted lists.  Method 1: Move the cursor to the list name. Press [CLEAR]. Use the arrow keys to go down to the list.
Expand or collapse content 3. Clear any unwanted lists.  Method 2: Go to [STAT] "4:ClearLists". Then indicate the list name.  In this case, [2nd] "L2". [ENTER].

Note:  To add more than one list, add a comma between the list names.

Clear any unwanted lists.  Method 2: Go to [STAT] "4:ClearLists". Then indicate the list name.  In this case, [2nd] "L2". [ENTER].
Expand or collapse content 4. Modify a list item by moving the arrow keys to the item and typing another number.
Modify a list item by moving the arrow keys to the item and typing another number.
Expand or collapse content 5. Delete a list item by moving the arrow keys to the item. Press [DELETE].
Delete a list item by moving the arrow keys to the item. Press [DELETE].
Expand or collapse content 6. To insert a number, use the arrow keys to position below the insert point. Press [2nd] "ins". Type in the new number over the automatic '0' insert. [ENTER]..  
To insert a number, use the arrow keys to position below the insert point. Press [2nd] "ins". Type in the new number over the automatic '0' insert. [ENTER]..  
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