[5e Community] Dnd 5e Character sheet need help

I am using this character Sheet <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/DnD5e_Character_Sheet&nbsp;but" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/DnD5e_Character_Sheet&nbsp;but</a> have a complex Macro i need to make. I want to make it look pretty like the other rolls to dress it up. I have a Bow that crits on a 19 and once a long rest can shoot 2 additional arrows that need to hit as well. but the damage is different for the other 2 arrows. They do lightning damage and its 1d8+3. The other arrow follow normal Damage rolls based on the sheet. If Someone could help that would be awesome.

Hi, William W. Here's how I might set this up: [Bow](~RangedAttack2) is a "Command Button"; clicking on it in the text chat will roll the second Ranged Weapon entry in the section shown above. If your Bow (Lightning) entry is not your second Ranged Weapon entry, you'll have to adjust the 2 at the end of RangedAttack2 accordingly. In action (click the image below to play the .gif):

Silvyre said: Hi, William W. Here's how I might set this up: [Bow](~RangedAttack2) is a "Command Button"; clicking on it in the text chat will roll the second Ranged Weapon entry in the section shown above. If your Bow (Lightning) entry is not your second Ranged Weapon entry, you'll have to adjust the 2 at the end of RangedAttack2 accordingly. In action (click the image below to play the .gif): Holy ****, did not know you could do that.

Jake M. said: Holy ****, did not know you could do that. It's a "secret" from the Pro forums that I've smuggled over ;) You can now use the following syntax to include a clickable button in the text chat that references a roll (an ability or a sheet roll) for a Character: [Label](~CharacterName|Roll Name). You can also just do [Label](~Roll Name) if you are using this syntax inside a Character sheet (such as in a sheet roll) and the Character Name will automatically be appended for you. Also has full support for use in repeating sections.

Haha yeah I knew about the new syntax but didn't know you could embed it like that!&nbsp;