Having Part of a macro roll before a query is asked.

Hi, I'm trying to get a macro to roll a table (figured out that) and then have a query pop up. Since the option I will want to choose from the query will depend on that table roll. At the moment it asks the query first, then rolls the table even though it is after in the macro. Idk if this is possible but if it is I would like to know. Thanks!!!

I believe you need to put the query on a separate line than the query. [[1t[table]]] ?{Query}

Due to the order of operations , I don't think it's possible to have the query pop up after the table is rolled. You could put in an API button that would show up in chat and then ask for the mod. It would be one more click, but it would give you the result you want. Edit: I did some messing around to give an example. Make a new macro called "mod" with the following code: ?{mod} Make a new macro and paste this: [[1t[tabel]]] [Modifier](!
#mod)

Kyle G. said: I believe you need to put the query on a separate line than the query. [[1t[table]]] ?{Query} This is what I tried first and what happens is that it asks for you to pick a query and once you do it rolls the table.

Kirsty said: Due to the order of operations , I don't think it's possible to have the query pop up after the table is rolled. You could put in an API button that would show up in chat and then ask for the mod. It would be one more click, but it would give you the result you want. Edit: I did some messing around to give an example. Make a new macro called "mod" with the following code: ?{mod} Make a new macro and paste this: [[1t[tabel]]] [Modifier](!
#mod) I dont think i can use API stuff, I'm not a pro member

The name "API button" is misleading - it can be used by free members.

GiGs said: The name "API button" is misleading - it can be used by free members. Still couldn't get Kirsty's macro to work though. I also don't really understand it.

Hi Ben. Sorry my instructions weren't very clear. Let me try again! Step 1: Make a macro and call it "query" (capitalization matters!). Inside the macro, type "?{query}" and then save it. Please note, this macro should not be on a character sheet. It should be in the Macros section of your journal. Step 2: Make another macro and call it whatever you want. I'm going to call mine "Table-Roller". Step 3: Inside "Table-Roller" type  [[1t[table]]] [Query](!
#query) Step 4: Replace the word "table" in the above macro with the name of the table that you'd like to roll.  Expected output: When you click on the "Table-Roller" macro, you should see the output from your table in the chat window. Next to it will be a pink button that says "Query". When you click on the "Query" button, it will ask you for input.

Kirsty said: Hi Ben. Sorry my instructions weren't very clear. Let me try again! Step 1: Make a macro and call it "query" (capitalization matters!). Inside the macro, type "?{query}" and then save it. Please note, this macro should not be on a character sheet. It should be in the Macros section of your journal. Step 2: Make another macro and call it whatever you want. I'm going to call mine "Table-Roller". Step 3: Inside "Table-Roller" type  [[1t[table]]] [Query](!
#query) Step 4: Replace the word "table" in the above macro with the name of the table that you'd like to roll.  Expected output: When you click on the "Table-Roller" macro, you should see the output from your table in the chat window. Next to it will be a pink button that says "Query". When you click on the "Query" button, it will ask you for input. This worked Thanks, Idk why it didnt work before It seems to be the same thing but I'm not going to question it.

I'm so glad to hear you got it working! :D