Macro with queries

I'm writing a macro for my Pathfinder Cavalier/Paladin. I'm happy with what I have so far with calculating the "to hit" but was hoping there is a way to adjust the damage with the same queries that are built in the "to hit" part. Or will I have to just put all the same queries with the corresponding damage adjustments and have to go through all the queries twice? &{template:pf_attack} {{character_name=@{selected|character_name}}} {{subtitle}} {{name=+ @{selected|weapon enhancment} lance}} {{attack= [[ 1d20cs>20 + @{selected|STR-mod} + @{selected|bab} + @{selected|size} + @{selected|weapon focus} + @{selected|weapon enhancment} ?{Charge?|Yes, +4 [Charge]|No, +0} ?{Power Attack?|No, +0|Yes, -3 [PowerAttack]} ?{Smite Evil?|No, +0|Yes, + @{selected|CHA-mod} [Smite]} ?{Challenge?|No, +0|Yes, + @{selected|class-0-level} [Challenge]} ?{Distracting Charge?|No, +0|Yes, +2 [Distracted Charge]} ]] }}

It is absolutely possible, without knowing the results you want for the damage output I can't really give a useful example but the way it works is that if you use the same name for your query it will reuse the result elsewhere in a macro: ?{Query|1, thing|2, other thing} will return ' thing' or ' other thing' anywhere else that ?{Query} is used. For variable results like Power Attack you can use math and binary to create variable/dynamic stuff: Att: blah... - [[?{Power Attack|No,0|Yes,1}*3]] + bleh Dam: blah... +[[?{Power Attack}*6]] (not sure on the pf power attack rules but you get the idea)