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I just created a List. Now I can't find it.

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you can go to Site settings > Under Site administration > click on the Site Libraries and Lists. Or directly browse to this url( replace with site collection url)

https://sitecollection/_layouts/15/mcontent.aspx

This page will show all the List and libraries you created.

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That worked. So why can't I find it on my left hand nav bar? – SharePointNY 11 hours ago
    
what sharePoint version you are using? basically there is option when you create a list called navigation, are you want o display this list on the quick launch? – Waqas Sarwar MCSE 11 hours ago
    
I'm using SharePoint 2013. – SharePointNY 11 hours ago
    
What is a Quick Launch? – SharePointNY 11 hours ago
    
Left hand side navigation called Quick Launch. You can access the settings for it from Site settings > QUick launch. What template you are using? – Waqas Sarwar MCSE 11 hours ago
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Click the Gear icon, click on Site Contents.

Here you can click the ... ellipsis and go to Settings then click Title, description and navigation and tell it to show on the quick launch (left nav).

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I also see that the List shows up on as a New List App with the blue box around it under the Sites Contents page. I was used to looking for the List on the left Nav Bar.

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