Macro Help Affecting one roll with another result

I am attempting to make a macro that will use the minimum of either the given number or 10 as the target number for the actual roll I am able to get the desired result of Min(givenNumber, 10) (by using the kl1 method) but I am not able to use that as the target number for the other dice rolled.... /roll {0D1+?{TargetNumber}, 0d1+10}kl1    <- This works to give you the given number, or 10 whichever is lowest I have tried adding brackets but think i am probably using the wrong type or in the wrong place.  /roll 2D10>({0D1+?{TargetNumber}, 0d1+10}kl1)    <- Gives a result of 2, always. /roll (2D10)>({0D1+?{TargetNumber}, 0d1+10}kl1)    <- Rolls two dice and adds them together. Any help would be appreciated!

A couple things about your macro there.  You don't need the 0d1.  If you have a roll on one side, you need a roll on the other, but if you have 2 rolls or 2 static numbers (one you enter and the 10 it is compared to) then you don't need to do anything extra.  The 2 sides just need similar items in them. There are 2 ways to call for rolls.  There is /roll that you are using, and then there is the inline roll, which requires that you just put your macro in between double square brackets: [[ calculations here ]].  To do what you are wanting to do, you need to mix the 2 types of rolls, because you need your comparison (chosen number and the 10) to resolve to a number before anything is applied to determine successes.  This seems to work for me (if I am understanding correctly what you are after): /roll 2D10>[[{?{TargetNumber},10}kl1]] Edit: If you are wanting the 2d10 to be summed before the success/failure is applied, I don't think there is a way to do that outside an api script (which would require a pro subscription). 

Works prefectly! Thankyou, I knew I needed brackets :D Thanks for the info in the {}k1l as well, that makes it easier to read/see!