%skill roll

Would like to implement this macro; /roll 1d100 ?{Skill Check!|Skill,[/roll 1d100<target skill percentile]|Skill,[/roll 1d100<target skill percentile]} and have it display success or not the way this macro does it; /roll 1d100<target-value I can not get it to display success or not. Any help would be greatly appreaciated. Ty in advance.

You cant embed /roll in a query like that. Also your dropdown rows are identical, so can you explain what are you trying to? My guess is you want something like /roll 1d00<[[?{Skill Check|Skill1,@{skill1}|Skill2,@{skill2}|Skill3,@{skill3} } ]] in each set of SkillN,@{skillN} replace the first with the word you want to be displayed in the dropdown box, and the @{skill} is the relevant attribute name. If this is a universal macro, you probably want to use @{selected|attribute-name} or @{character name|attribute name}

Those are just place holders as per being identical. I want the /roll 1d100<50(example) to be incorporated in the macro without having to do a macro for each skill and nest them all.

Its for a rifts game, skills in rifts are percentile based. I.e. camping skill =50 Any roll below 50 on percentile roll is a success.

You might want to check out the megaverse character sheet.  It has roll buttons integrated into the sheet and you might be able to copy how they are set up.  Personally, I don't like the success/failure output due to giving penalties or bonuses based on circumstances, so I prefer just the d100 roll and having the base skill rating (target number) printed separately.  Anyway, check out that sheet.  Most of the buttons are repeating sections with their own attributes, but I believe there is also a universal skill roll button that is set up with queries for each input.  One of those should give you an idea how to set up your base macros.  Then putting those in a chat menu for each character might be the way to go.

Figured it out! ty all !