Help creating drop down macro that posts text into chat

Hello!

Long time lurker; first time poster...

I recently started running a Starfinder campaign for my regular group.  We're experienced Pathfinder players, but I've found as the game manager that players are confusing skills and actions between gaming systems.  It's not a big deal but it slows the game down and leads to some confusion.  A lot of these issue could be solved if the players knew the attributes of different skills and whether they're trained/untrained skills.  I made a cheatsheet for the players to use, but I think a quick macro that just drops some general information into the chat would work best. 

I'm using this macro to create my drop down menu:

{{name= ?{Skills| Acrobatics,  | Athletics,  | Bluff,  | Computers,  | Culture,  | Diplomacy,  | Disguise,  | Engineering,  | Intimidate,  | Life Science,  | Medicine,  | Mysticism,  | Perception,  | Physical Science,  | Piloting,  | Profession,  | Sense Motive,  | Sleight of Hand,  | Stealth,  | Survival, }  }}

Then, if someone selects Athletics they'd get a powercard in the chat using this macro:

!power {{ 

  --name|Acrobatics 

  --Balance|Move Action; Untrained 

  --Escape|Standard Action; Untrained

  --Fly|See Rulebook

  --Tumble|Move Action; Untrained

  --https://roll20.net/compendium/starfinder/Acrobatics#content

}}

Which looks like this:

The problem is I don't know how to link the powercard to the drop down menu.

Thank's in advance for any help!

Instead of trying to add powercard commands to a dropdown, you could change the macro to be a Chat Menus with buttons for each option, and then you'd just press the button you want to roll form the Chat Menus.

Oh and I think you could make that compendium url a hyperlink in the powercard:

!power {{ 

  --name|[Acrobatics](https://roll20.net/compendium/starfinder/Acrobatics#content) 

  --Balance|Move Action; Untrained 

  --Escape|Standard Action; Untrained

  --Fly|See Rulebook

  --Tumble|Move Action; Untrained

}}

Edit: it worked (click image to play the animation)

Awesome, thank you.  I've stacked macros like that in the past.  Not sure why I got so stuck on the idea of a drop down menu.  Thanks!

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