Negative Number Comparison

[...other stuff...] {[[1d20}]],-1}>[[-X]] [...other stuff...] returns: Expected [0-9] but \"-\" found. As long as my right-side comparison is >= 0 (X in the above example), the HTML macro works. But if X drops below 0, it dumps on the "-" sign. Note this works in the User Macro on the sheet's 3rd tab, but it does not work in the character sheet. Here's the full inline macro if you're interested. Everything works except as described above. <button type="roll" style="height: 18px; text-align: right;" name="roll_attack" value="&{template:default} {{name=Agility Task Roll}}{{Base Difficulty/Target#: [[@{task_level}]]/[[@{task_level}*3]]}}{{Mod Difficulty/Target#:  [[(@{task_level}+@{task_mod})]]/[[@{task_level} * 3 + @{task_mod} * 3 + @{target_adjustment}]]}}{{Agility Total: [[ @{agility_bonus} + @{agility} ]]}}{{Final Target Number: [[ @{task_level} [Task Level] * 3 + @{task_mod} [Task Mod] * 3 + @{target_adjustment} - (@{agility_bonus} + @{agility}) ]]}}{{?{Task Type|Normal,Normal Task Roll [[ 1t[[[ {[[1d20|Advantage,Task Roll with Advantage [[ 1t[[[ {[[2d20kh1|Disadvantage,Task Roll at Disadvantage [[ 1t[[[ {[[2d20kl1}]],-1}>[[@{task_level} [Task Level] * 3 + @{task_mod} [Task Mod] * 3 + @{target_adjustment} - (@{agility_bonus} + @{agility}) ]] ]]] ]]}}{{Roll: $[[6]]}}"></button> I found a workaround of {0, -X}kh1, but seem extensive for a simple boolean comparison.

Instead of  {[[1d20}]] try this:  {[[1d20]],-1} You open the [[ but then use } which closes this section... Tom said: [...other stuff...] {[[1d20}]],-1}>[[-X]] [...other stuff...] returns: Expected [0-9] but \"-\" found. As long as my right-side comparison is >= 0 (X in the above example), the HTML macro works. But if X drops below 0, it dumps on the "-" sign. Note this works in the User Macro on the sheet's 3rd tab, but it does not work in the character sheet. Here's the full inline macro if you're interested. Everything works except as described above. <button type="roll" style="height: 18px; text-align: right;" name="roll_attack" value="&{template:default} {{name=Agility Task Roll}}{{Base Difficulty/Target#: [[@{task_level}]]/[[@{task_level}*3]]}}{{Mod Difficulty/Target#:  [[(@{task_level}+@{task_mod})]]/[[@{task_level} * 3 + @{task_mod} * 3 + @{target_adjustment}]]}}{{Agility Total: [[ @{agility_bonus} + @{agility} ]]}}{{Final Target Number: [[ @{task_level} [Task Level] * 3 + @{task_mod} [Task Mod] * 3 + @{target_adjustment} - (@{agility_bonus} + @{agility}) ]]}}{{?{Task Type|Normal,Normal Task Roll [[ 1t[[[ {[[1d20|Advantage,Task Roll with Advantage [[ 1t[[[ {[[2d20kh1|Disadvantage,Task Roll at Disadvantage [[ 1t[[[ {[[2d20kl1}]],-1}>[[@{task_level} [Task Level] * 3 + @{task_mod} [Task Mod] * 3 + @{target_adjustment} - (@{agility_bonus} + @{agility}) ]] ]]] ]]}}{{Roll: $[[6]]}}"></button> I found a workaround of {0, -X}kh1, but seem extensive for a simple boolean comparison.

Yes, that is the solution I found. Your example syntax is more detailed than what indicated on the last line. Thanks!