issues using "greater than" within a drop down

I want the skill level to decide what number to compare a check to. If I have the skill Rocklifting level 1 I ad my strength to a d20 and have to roll over 18. With Rocklifting level 2 I have to roll over 16... And I want to use a drop down to do this. But it's not working. This is my macro: ?{Skill level|Rocklifting 1,/r 1d20+@{Strength}>18|Rocklifting 2,/r 1d20+@{Strength}>16|Rocklifting 3,/r 1d20+@{Strength}>14} And this is my result in chat: rolling 1d20+2>18 ( 19 ) +2 = 21 I want it to tell me if it is a success or not...

Try this: ?{Skill level|Rocklifting 1,/r {1d20+@{Strength}}>18|Rocklifting 2,/r {1d20+@{Strength}}>16|Rocklifting 3,/r {1d20+@{Strength}}>14}

The Aaron said: Try this: ?{Skill level|Rocklifting 1,/r {1d20+@{Strength}}>18|Rocklifting 2,/r {1d20+@{Strength}}>16|Rocklifting 3,/r {1d20+@{Strength}}>14} I did, but it just ask me for an input value instead of the drop down. It is also filled with "Rocklifting 1,/r {1d20+2" and I get this in chat: Jocke (GM):Rocklifting 1,/r {1d20+2>18|Rocklifting 2,/r {1d20+2}>16|Rocklifting 3,/r {1d20+2}>14}

Hmm. Ah. You'll have to put the last } in as [ to prevent that.  ?{Skill level|Rocklifting 1,/r {1d20+@{Strength}[>18|Rocklifting 2,/r {1d20+@{Strength}[>16|Rocklifting 3,/r {1d20+@{Strength}[>14}

Whoops, Aaron has the wrong escaped character... as he said, you want an escaped } in there, which is } or } ... not [  :) ?{Skill level|Rocklifting 1,/r {1d20+@{Strength}}>18|Rocklifting 2,/r {1d20+@{Strength}}Rocklifting 3,/r {1d20+@{Strength}}>14}

Ah!  Thanks!  That's what I get for trying to do it on my phone during a meeting. =D

Further proof that meetings are silly and - if one must really, really be held - should never have more than one person present.

Thanks to both of you! It finally works :-D