Must be a simple way to do this but I can't find. I would rather see F# key sig than Gb. Thanks.

BIAB doesn't support E#, which is in the key of F#.

Oh, ok thanks. I should have mentioned that song is in E and then I press transpose to soprano sax so it ends up in Gb.

B#, E#, Fb and Cb are not supported yet. Those have been on the wish list for awhile.

Not sure if this is the solution you seek, but it helped me.

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I think I understand the original problem. A song in E, with four sharps, gets transposed up a step and you would prefer to see it in F#. BIAB, you are saying, chooses Gb instead.

Pick your poison here; both keys are pretty terrible to play in: six flats, or six sharps. Halfway around the circle of fifths from C.

You should have a choice of which one. I want to try a couple of things later.

So there's no option like this ?

As someone suggested instead of using the transpose for instrument (soprano sax) do a real transpose from E up 2 semitones to get the chart. Then it does indeed show as F#. I play in F# a lot (thanks guitar players that love E) and just learned F# well rather than seeing Gb. So this workaround will be fine.

Thanks for the feedback. This bears further inspection, though.

I've only glanced of the above posts so I may be posting a thought that someone else has already mentioned. Just in case they haven't, though...

Have you tried... after transposing, going back into the "Key setting" (#1 on the below image) and then selecting "F#" in the column on the right (#2 on the image)?

This right-side column just sets the key signature and does not transpose.