Centering whole-notes and whole-note chords in the measure
This may seem like an unusual question: How does one center a single note or chord (whole notes) in a measure? In creating music theory worksheets for harmonic analysis and chord spelling, I first write in a major or minor key (using staff text), then write in a chord (using Roman Numeral Analysis)...so far, so good. I hide the whole rest in the measure above. When I want to go back in and create a completed (with answers) version, the chords are stuck up against the key signature, and not over the centered Roman numeral analysis.
Thanks in advance for your wisdom!
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I don't get it in all, maybe attache an example score, but maybe you're looking for "leading space" of the inspector to place the note/chord?
In the Inspector, you can adjust the X value of Chord offset to move the note(s) to the right.
I'm not understanding why your RNA would be centered, though? It would normally be left aligned even if the rest is centered. If you attach a score, we should be able to assist better.
But, I can certainly see why you wouldn't want either the RNA or notes themselves to be as close to the beginning of the measure in a worksheet as they might normally be in "real" music. So, the leading space adjustment is a good call. Or if the whole worksheet is like this, increase the "System header distance" in Format / Style / Measure.