Quick Macro Question

Hello,  I am running a game of Digimon Adventure the RPG for my friends, and since the game isn't supported (which I understand) I want to make macros for the combat, because the combat mechanics are somewhat tedious and having a macro for it would be very helpful. I am not the greatest and creating macros so I was hoping for some help in this regard.  The mechanics are thus:  The combatants roll d6's in a pool equal to their combat stats (accuracy and dodge) and the number of die equal to 5 or more are counted as a success, everything else is ignored.  So I know there is an input macro, but is there a macro for counting each success die? It'll be a lot faster if it just reads "3 successes" rather than me having to look through sometimes 10 or 15 d6's and counting every 5 or 6 that I see. 

Cody R. said: The combatants roll d6's in a pool equal to their combat stats (accuracy and dodge) and the number of die equal to 5 or more are counted as a success, everything else is ignored.  So I know there is an input macro, but is there a macro for counting each success die? It'll be a lot faster if it just reads "3 successes" rather than me having to look through sometimes 10 or 15 d6's and counting every 5 or 6 that I see.  You don't even need a macro to count successes— that ability  is built into Roll20 's dice engine. Counting 5+ successes on a pool of 10 dice, for example, would look like /roll 10d6>5

Lady Victoria said: Cody R. said: The combatants roll d6's in a pool equal to their combat stats (accuracy and dodge) and the number of die equal to 5 or more are counted as a success, everything else is ignored.  So I know there is an input macro, but is there a macro for counting each success die? It'll be a lot faster if it just reads "3 successes" rather than me having to look through sometimes 10 or 15 d6's and counting every 5 or 6 that I see.  You don't even need a macro to count successes— that ability  is built into Roll20 's dice engine. Counting 5+ successes on a pool of 10 dice, for example, would look like /roll 10d6>5 Thank you