hello,
I can’t get rid of this not needed alto clef in the divisi staff.
If I delete it or hide it it becomes a g clef.
I’ve looked at the divisi staff earlier in galley view but it was long ago it went to alto clef…
help ?
joakim
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Can you post a flow or an excerpt that we can inspect?
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Your last divisi section (2nd staff) was in treble clef.
I restored the divisi bar 423, added an alto clef at the begining of the bar, restored the unison, and deleted the alto clef at 462.
1 orfeus i stan parts 3 perc strings4 print no divisi vln11 6.1 score klav ut2 reh2 KORR4 KLAR 463.dorico (3,6 Mo)
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glorious !
I tried this but deemed it a failure since you still saw the alt clef before 423. UNTIL you put unis there, and I never did…
Thank you !! 
joakim
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alternatively - you can add an explicit alto clef in the bottom staff in bar 422, then (opt) move it to the downbeat of 423. then delete the clef preceding 463
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and that helped me to solve the case in 209 where the cue put a g-clef on a unis double stave… that I changed now in the same manner…
perfect ! 
j
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Another alternative – as the divisi is performed already in bar 461 in the part – move the divisi change back to bar 461 and there change the clef to alto. Then you can delete the clef in 463.
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thank you. I think it’s better to look for a layout in-dependent solution.
this would/could break if I redo the layout..
thank you ! /sincerely /joakim