delete the empty space from result of rolltable

Hi I want run a macro like #test[[1t[D6]]] but the result give: test 6 for exemple : it's possible to delete the empty space between test and 6 so macro could be launch ? thanks

What do you want the macro to do? I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish. #test will be replaced with whatever is in a Collections Macro named 'test' [[1t[D6]]] will roll on a Roll Table named 'D6' a single time. If you could post screenshots of what is happening and an explanation of what you'd like to have differently that would be helpful.

I want run differents ramdom macro named  test1 test2 ... test6  where number 1to 6 return from a rolltable result give me for exemple but the macro name test1 or test3 not running [[1t[D6]]] will roll on a Roll Table named 'D6' a single time. : yes tanks

I think there are 6 different macros to be called via the Rollable table and those macros are named test1 to test6. But I don't think this is going to work with rollable tables. What you can try is putting one macro per entry in the rollable table, so that if a 1 is rolled, macro test1 is activated and so on. OR instead of #test1 etc. you could try putting your macro code there but I do not think that would work.

I try your suggestion but it the same : macro don't run

Terndrash T. said: I want run differents ramdom macro named  test1 test2 ... test6  where number 1to 6 return from a rolltable result give me for exemple but the macro name test1 or test3 not running [[1t[D6]]] will roll on a Roll Table named 'D6' a single time. : yes tanks The issue is the Roll20 Order of Operations .  Macro Calls happen before  rolls, and the order is not recursive.

If you have scripts available, a combination of Fetch + ZeroFrame will get you there: #(test[[1t[D6]]].value) With certain caveats that you have to start the line with a bang (!), and if this macro would produce content for the chat window without invoking a script, you would also want a {&simple} to be included. I can give a fuller explanation if you let us know scripts are available.