5E 2014 Macro - Selected Token Save Throws

Having some issues with a macro I am making for my GM who is new to roll20, we are using the "D&D 5e 2014 by Roll20" sheet. Currently we are not open to plugins and API's so we are staying within the confines of macros for now.  Trying to make a macro that displays various stats and buttons for common actions that can be run for the selected token, macro so far: /w gm &{template:default} {{name=@{selected|character_name} }} {{Stats= **HP: ** @{selected|hp} / @{selected|hp|max} **AC: **@{selected|ac} [Perception](~selected|perception)** Passive: **@{selected|passive_wisdom} }} {{Saving Throws= [Strength](~selected|@{selected|strength_save_roll}) }} And the above without the html conversions for convenience: @{selected|strength_save_roll} I have 2 things I am struggling with I am hoping y'all can help with, firstly I am receiving an error on my save throw though it does still work I would like to remove the error text. Secondly I would like to have a query that asks if the save throws, perception checks or anything else I might add in there should be /w to gm or public, I am not sure how to implement this in a macro context. Hope y'all can steer my in the right direction! 

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The ~ shortcut links to an ability, not attribute, and the roll as a whole is saved as an attribute. Try /w gm &{template:default} {{name=@{selected|character_name} }} {{Stats= **HP: ** @{selected|hp} / @{selected|hp|max} **AC: **@{selected|ac} [Perception](~selected|perception)** Passive: **@{selected|passive_wisdom} }} {{Saving Throws= [Strength](!/
 @{@{selected|character_name}|strength_save_roll}) }} instead. You only need to html replace the command character for the call, the rest of the call won't cause you any trouble here.

Throwing out the option of using the D&D 5E Statblock Macromule  - it creates a series of chat menus that include all of the rolls that a character can make, as well as menus for stats and other things. It works for both PCs and NPCs, and doesn't require a Plus or Pro subscription (a paid subscription just makes it easier to create the Statmule, but isn't used afterwards). Since you have a Pro subscription, you can create the Statmule in your own game, and then import it into another game that you are playing in, even if that GM doesn't have a paid subscription.  Once it is imported, the GM will simply need to adjust the player permissions if they want you as a player to be able to use it as well, and the GM will need to create the Collections macros.