Lookup Tables

I would like to see Lookup Tables. These would work that same as Rollable Tables except that you would send in a value and it would return the item at that line.

Can you give an example?

It would work something like this: given a table named MyTable with 6 entries in it A,B,C,D,E,F each with a weight of 1 you could use something like this: /w gm You selected  [[1t[MyTable]]] !         whispers to the gm a random selected item from the table, the way it works now. /w gm You selected  [[1t[MyTable|3]]] !      whispers to the gm - You selected C ! /w gm You selected  [[1t[MyTable|6]]] !      whispers to the gm - You selected F ! /w gm You selected  [[1t[MyTable|10]]] !    also whispers to the gm - You selected F ! because 10 is out of the array bounds. /w gm You selected  [[1t[MyTable| [[1d3]] ]]] ! would give you one of the first three item in the table. /w gm You selected  [[1t[MyTable|0]]] !      would whisper to the gm a random table item just as the rollable tables do now. If you use it with a negative number it should give you the first item in the table.

In the meantime, since you're Pro, have you looked at the RecursiveTables script? <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/5954076/script-update-recursivetables-now-with-rollable-table-images-and-better-prefixing-rules-for-roll-templates" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/5954076/script-update-recursivetables-now-with-rollable-table-images-and-better-prefixing-rules-for-roll-templates</a>

Yes I have looked at and use Recursive tables but they still don't do what I want here such as weather tables that have a window into the table that moves with the date. Sorry, I know what I am looking for but I am having a difficult time articulating it. I am running Dragon Heist and there are some tables in there such as Running a Business and Profit margins that could be combined into one macro with Lookup tables. Or how about the Equipment table from PHB.

Sorry, I got distracted for around an hour between first reading your post and commenting, and mixed up your intent in my head. There is actually a lookup script, found&nbsp; here . Also written by TheAaron. To return the nth row of table TableName, just enter: !lookup TableName n Caveat: the output is always the same format in chat, and so not compatible with additional text (or templates) in macros as in your OP, but wanted to share in case it helped for some cases, at least.&nbsp;

Wow! that's great! I'll start playing around with it right now. Thanks!