Bracketing notes together
Is there a way to bracket two notes together to indicate they are to be sung by the same part? In the example attached, the two lowest notes (Bb and Eb) in the bottom stave 
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You could use the square arpeggio bracket, from the arpegion and glissandi Palette in the adavnced workpace (and in inspector disable its playback)
See https://musescore.org/en/handbook/arpeggios-and-glissandi
In reply to You could use the square by Jojo-Schmitz
Thank you, that seems to work.
Revisiting this topic - what if I wanted to put the bracket to the right of the chord, for instance if there were accidentals to the left of it? The arpeggio bracket can’t be “flipped”.
In reply to Revisiting this topic - what by tykewriter
See the Symbols palette (keyboard shortcut is Z):
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/master-palette#symbols
and type 'bracket' into the search box. Make sure 'Bravura' is selected at bottom for the font. There you may be able to find something suitable.
Also, type 'hand' into the search box and you'll see two half brackets which you can combine.
Regards.
In reply to See the Symbols palette by Jm6stringer
Thanks for replying. Unfortunately the “play with left hand” bracket found by searching for “hand” is not re-sizeable, so is not what I’m looking for. The same applies to the other brackets I found in the Symbols section of the Master Palette.
Here’s another example using the arpeggio bracket:
![example.png]( "example.png")
Ideally I’d like a resizable right-hand square bracket.
In reply to Thanks for replying. by tykewriter
If you are looking for a right hand bracket, it is as easy as using staff text and pressing the ] key on your keyboard. You can adjust the font size to make it as large as you like and drag it to where you want it. When you are happy with its location and size you can ctrl-shift drag it to the next note and only need to move it up and down to line up with the chord.
I show various font sizes for examples below.
(click on the picture to show the last bracket)