Trying to write a macro with basic logic , is this even possible to do?

My GM is using a custom system. we roll a 1d100 and try to roll under a target stat. If we hit we then roll again against a critical stat to see if we crit. If this was php i'd have it in a heartbeat. All i'm trying to  do is something like this:  /me attaks  If { (1d100 <= $SuccessStat)   "and hits";    If { (1d100 <= $CritStat) " critically"; } } else {  " and misses" }  again is this even possible? 

Not directly, although a custom roll template (which would require a custom sheet, which would require the campaign creator has a Pro account) could get something like that. Without the custom stuff, you're left with simply displaying the crit confirm roll every time, or having a separate macro for it to only roll when you hit. Also, that's not valid PHP. =P

I know it's not, I haven't written in ages. I was just trying to get the general gist across.  Thanks for responding and saving me a lot more time trying. 

You could combine success fail rolls and critical success to at least have it tell you success/failure/critical success in one macro. 1d100cs&lt;critTarg&lt;hitTarget* *The order is very important here Should highlight the roll in green for successfully rolling under the critical stat, be normal yellow for a regular hit/miss and will display 0 or 1 for a hit or a miss respectively. Could fudge the critical damage logic via an ability command button to call damage macros according to what type of hit. Ability command buttons:&nbsp; <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros#Ability_Command_But" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros#Ability_Command_But</a>... The dice reference:&nbsp; <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference</a>