[Help] Group roll "in-sheet" possible?

Is it possible to use Grouped Rolls( <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference#Grouping_Ro" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference#Grouping_Ro</a>... ) within a sheet's attribute value? &nbsp; ie value="({1,@{level}}kh1)" &nbsp;results in an incorrect value of "11" I know this works when sent to chat, but how about as the value of an attribute within the sheet?&nbsp; Thanks

Do you want the attribute field to show the result of the calculation, or just store that text there, so it can be used in a dice roll by calling that attribute? If the former, I don't believe that's possible. &nbsp;If the latter, that should be possible...I think...not sure why it wouldn't be possible, anyway.

We have quite a few "macro-text" fields on the PF sheet that allow a user to edit what is executed on the roll and as expected anything that works in chat works within the macro-text field/attribute as well. &nbsp;There are other fields/attributes that are used to provide the value for another field. &nbsp;These fields/attributes are the ones I'm asking about. &nbsp;Sadly, its looks like you can't use these advanced dice/roll features outside of chat... even though there isn't an actual "roll" necesssary to get the value;-(

Could you, perhaps, make use of sheet workers to emulate grouped rolls?

Corin S. said: Could you, perhaps, make use of sheet workers to emulate grouped rolls? Good point Corin. &nbsp;I keep forgetting that we now have access to js. &nbsp; I'm quickly coming to the realization that sheet authors(at least for me) that do not know js are going to be extremely disadvantaged as we move forward on Roll20...

But that is what The Aaron is for isn't it? Seriously though, that guy will gladly take time out of his day to teach you anything you want to know :)

It's actually a good thing Ziechael. &nbsp;It's forcing me to learn a "pinch" more js. &nbsp;Just enough to mess things up mind you, then let an expert(Aaron, Brian, Stephen, etc.) save the day. &nbsp;;-P

NEW FOCUS( thanks Corin ): Is it possible to handle grouping rolls from a macro-text field/attribute using sheet workers? ({1,@{level}}kh1)) isn't "really" a roll, just a comparison. Or is there a different js-friendly method that a user could input that would work?

<a href="http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_min.asp" rel="nofollow">http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_min.asp</a> <a href="http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_max.asp" rel="nofollow">http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_max.asp</a>

Yes the sheet allows us to use min(x,y) and max(x,y) in the sheetworker parsed code, but not kh1 and kl1, but it's the same, users would have to simply change it. That was a major code I did, i can't believe you missed it! &nbsp; *insert crying emoji* But i was pretty sure it kh1 and kl1 worked in other fields as well, which we still want to have working so we don't have to race to update all those fields. example: &lt;input name="attr_fromfield" type="text" value="{1,2}kh1" /&gt; &lt;br&gt; &lt;input name="attr_tofield" type="text" value="@{fromfield}" disabled /&gt; I am reasonably sure the to field would display &nbsp;"2" , but now it just displays "121", concatenating all the numbers in the string. I don't know when this broke.

chris b. said: Yes the sheet allows us to use min(x,y) and max(x,y) in the sheetworker parsed code, but not kh1 and kl1, but it's the same, users would have to simply change it. That was a major code I did, i can't believe you missed it! &nbsp; *insert crying emoji* But i was pretty sure it kh1 and kl1 worked in other fields as well, which we still want to have working so we don't have to race to update all those fields. example: &lt;input name="attr_fromfield" type="text" value="{1,2}kh1" /&gt; &lt;br&gt; &lt;input name="attr_tofield" type="text" value="@{fromfield}" disabled /&gt; I am reasonably sure the to field would display &nbsp;"2" , but now it just displays "121", concatenating all the numbers in the string. I don't know when this broke. You're code is impressive Chris... stop crying. &nbsp;lol I guess it's the last part that is really the problem. Is this a bug, or by design? &nbsp;Solutions?

While I am by no means experienced on the subject, based on problems I've had in the past, it sounds like surrounding the numbers from the string in parseInts could solve the issue. They might be string objects atm.