Setting a max value for a formula?

Simply using max="(number)" doesn't work, so what does?

Assuming you are working on a custom sheet; you need to include a second attribute for max by adding&nbsp; "_max" to the primary attribute's name.&nbsp; e.g. Foo:&lt;input type="number" name="attr_foo" value="0" /&gt; Max Foo:&lt;input type="number" name="attr_foo_max" value="0" /&gt; Wiki info:&nbsp; <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Building_Character_Sheets#Creating_Fields" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Building_Character_Sheets#Creating_Fields</a> edit: misunderstood the problem: see below.

Didn't work. Formula value still surpasses the max value I set.

Sorry Joe, I mistakenly thought you were wanting to create an attribute's max value.&nbsp; Sounds like you want to set a "cap" on an attribute value?&nbsp; I think the min/max input attribute only restrict the allowable number range from the end-user.&nbsp; I don't believe they will work if setting the value using a macro/formula.&nbsp; Can you adjust your formula, perhaps using a min value? (<a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/CSS_Wizardry#min.28x.2C_y.2C_z.2C_....29" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/CSS_Wizardry#min.28x.2C_y.2C_z.2C_....29</a>)&nbsp; Otherwise you would probably need some sheetworker code to handle that.&nbsp; Maybe post an example of your code.

&lt;input type="number" dir="rtl" name="attr_mmpF" style="color:white;border:#0000c8;background-color:#0000c8;width:49%" value="floor(1+(@{intF}*0.5)+(@{lvlF}*0.5)+(@{emp6a}+@{emp6b}+@{emp6c}+@{emp6d}+@{emp6e}+@{emp6f}))" max="99" disabled&gt; The code works exactly how I want it to, except for the max part. The problem is the max property limits how high i can set the number using the spinner and what I need is a way to limit the value so that the formula cannot make it go past 99 period.

If you only need the @{mmpF} value for a macro(meaning you only need the value when sent to chat),&nbsp; you can use a group roll.&nbsp; ie [[ { floor(1+(@{intF}*0.5)+(@{lvlF}*0.5)+(@{emp6a}+@{emp6b}+@{emp6c}+@{emp6d}+@{emp6e}+@{emp6f})) ,99}kl1 ]] to cap at 99.&nbsp; Otherwise, I think you'll need to use the min example from the wiki.

The formula is for calculating a stat on the character sheet, in this case Max MP for 1 of the many classes available (hence the F at the end of mmp). I feel that max_xy might do the trick but I cannot figure out how to implement it into my formula. Some assistance there would be appreciated!

Sorry, just got back from a meeting... So, you only need to use the first example from the wiki since you only need to compare 2 values &lt; input type = "number" name = "attr_min_xy" value = "(((@{x} + @{y}) - abs(@{x} - @{y})) / 2)" disabled &gt; Just substitute your formula for X and use "99" for Y. &lt;input type="hidden" name="attr_min_xy" value="(((( floor(1+(@{intF}*0.5)+(@{lvlF}*0.5)+(@{emp6a}+@{emp6b}+@{emp6c}+@{emp6d}+@{emp6e}+@{emp6f})) ) + 99) - abs(( floor(1+(@{intF}*0.5)+(@{lvlF}*0.5)+(@{emp6a}+@{emp6b}+@{emp6c}+@{emp6d}+@{emp6e}+@{emp6f})) ) - 99)) / 2)" disabled&gt; Now you should have an attribute you can use (If x &gt; y, the result is y, while if x &lt; y, the result is x.) Just rename "attr_min_xy" in the example above to "attr_ mmpF ".&nbsp; Untested, but I think that should solve your problem. edit: changed the example from type="hidden" to type="number" so you can see the result.

No worries, I edited in the part you provided in the value property and it did the trick. Thanks!