Mac OS 13.7 Ventura, MuseScore Studio 4.6.6, Finale 26.3, 27, SmartScore 64 Pro | Copyist for the Barbershop Harmony Society | wawoodman at aol dot com
You have to start with all the staves, and then, use the Staff Tool to hide empty staves where you don’t want or need them. I find it easiest to use the text tool for naming the parts after the split.
Choose the Graphics tool. Double-click, holding the mouse down on the second, and drag to select an area. Then, go to the Graphics menu and choose Export Selection...
And what function do you want? If you want the same as an accent, first, look at the playback definition of the accent. You will see that it's Key Velocity = 125%. So, go to the Expression tool, ...
That may well be the problem. On a test I just ran, the fermata and rit. were ignored, if HP was set to None. Setting it to Standard fixed it.
Yes, it's a Windows only feature. Why? Because.
Why (and where) are you shift-clicking? I have never found that to be necessary.
Are you using HP? How are you starting and stopping playback?
Enrique, I was making the suggestions for everyone. These are various ways to help isolate - if not fix - many problems.
Reapply the tie in the DC measure. It won't carry into the Coda.
Try this: select the note, and tap Shift-T.