Trying to get note beams to go up and down
I've can't really explain it better, but how can I do this? 
There isn't an option for that in the beam palette, nor does it work if I set the first note to "up", and the second to "down".
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see https://musescore.org/en/node/8535
In reply to see by Jojo-Schmitz
Doesn't seem like working in MuseScore 4
![2023-01-01_13-17.png]( "2023-01-01_13-17.png")
![2023-01-01_13-15.png]( "2023-01-01_13-15.png")
Desired:
In reply to Doesn't seem like working in… by Slava Andrejev
Score needed.
In reply to Score needed. by Jojo-Schmitz
Attached. Bar 29.
In reply to Doesn't seem like working in… by Slava Andrejev
I've seen this a number of times in v4 (and even more hellish cross-stave variants) but haven't been able to find a repro, as copying the affected measure into a new score fixes the problem. Sometimes just deleting and re-entering the measure will work. Changing note vertical state or moving the beam doesn't fix the issue - sometimes makes it worse i.e. with a dozen stemless notes.
In reply to I've seen this a number of… by memeweaver
I found a quick way to correct this particular problem, without having to enter the entire bar again:
1. Delete the tie on G2 in bar 28.
2. Delete the G2 semiquaver (16th note) on beat 1 of bar 29
3. Re-enter the G2 semiquaver on beat 1.
4. Move the beam to the required position.
5. Restore the tie in bar 28.
But yes, this is an annoying bug.
In reply to I found a quick way to… by DanielR
Thank you!
Just enter the notes and allow MuseScore to place the beams.
Then click the beam and select the centre anchor.
Use the Up or Down arrow to move the beam as required.
and:
In reply to Just enter the notes and… by DanielR
This is what I did. You can see the result in the picture I attached.