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How to Divide out the Global Damage Modifiers in chat?

Ok So I have various Global Damage Modifiers that then get added together in Chat above my sword damage.  Problem is that they are different types of damage so if the creature I am attacking has resistances to the damage then I have to go into the dmg tool tip to separate the damage.   For example:  I have 2 separate Global Damage Modifier entries for Divine Smite and Booming Blade.   Say it adds up to 20.  10 of each to make it easy.   Is there a way to have it list Booming blade Damage and then Divine Smite damage Separately? On a side note is there a way for it to give a total at the bottom of all your global damage and your weapon damage?...but am more interested in the above.
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Gauss
Forum Champion
No there is no way to split it up. However, there may be other ways to represent the damage instead of a Global Damage modifier. For example, my Paladin players have Divine Smite as a button on their attacks. They click the button if they want to apply it.  As for the side note: not without abandoning using the 5e by Roll20 template for attacks. 
Gause again thanks.  I am multiclassing so not sure if it is working for me on that button coming up.  I have not seen it but could be I have my Char sheet configured wrong.   I will look into it.   I was thinking for the side note that maybe there was a way to query the results of the other GDM's and just add them up at the end lol but guess that is not possible.  I am enjoying learning more about this.   Thanks for the help.
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Gauss
Forum Champion
Divine Smite being a button is something I put into the attacks, it is not something that is native to the sheet. I can walk you through that if you'd like.  Could you show me what all of your Global Damage Modifiers are?