Last Triplet 16th tied to 8th note

[JohnJSherry]

I have a couple places in this piece where there are 3 Triplet 16ths and the last one is tied to a standard 8th note and followed by an 8th rest. The attached chart will better explain. Finale then beams it into the next phrase and it makes it unreadable, to me. I need the beam to break...it's kind of a mess. This happens in measure 22.
Earlier, in measure 15 there is something similar without the tie and it happens at the end of a measure but it looks just right.

[zuill]

Just break the beam with the / key where needed. Be on the note after the rest, in either Simple or Speedy, and press the / key to break the beam.

Zuill

[miker]

I'm a little confused. Based on where the 3 is, it looks like you have three 16ths and an 8th, gathered as a triplet. Is the 8th note part of the triplet?

Is this what you have in mind? If not, could you please spell it out for me?

Also, it's customary to have a slur over the phrase, not note to note to note, as you have them.

[JohnJSherry]

Such a simple solution! Thanks so much!

[motet]

Displaying the brackets reveals that your triplets were entered wrong, which explains the odd beaming.

[JohnJSherry]

It is kind of confusing the way the 3 is placed. It's supposed to be 3 triplet 16ths with the last one tied to an 8th note - equal to one full beat. Here it is updated. Although when translated to the tablature staff Finale seems confused.

[JohnJSherry]

Actually Miker, you've got it right! I'll fix it and then it should work out!

[motet]

It's not just that you've included the eighth--you've started on the second 16th in the outer tuplets. Look closely where the brackets are here. This is why Finale seems confused.

miker somewhere has a good tutorial on how to enter triplets.

[miker]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/weehrytsb4x0w ... y.pdf?dl=0