Mutliple Monster Attacks with a single macro

Scenario: I have multiple orcs attacking a single hero in a 2e campatign. I have a macro for a single attack: /em The @{selected|token_name} hits an AC of [[@{THAC0}-{1d20}]] with its @{weapon_type}! Question: Is there any way I can add some sort of input: "How many monsters are attacking?" and have the macro automatically roll that number of attacks? I know that I can just click the attack macro six times (or equivalent to number of monsters present), but I am looking to make my combat as streamlined as possible. Thank you.

Not without making a huge roll query with an increasing number of full attacks in there or using a roll template/api script.

Like HoneyBadger mentioned, I would use a Roll Query to handle this: ?{How many monsters are attacking?| 1, [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] | 2, [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] | 3, [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] | 4, [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] | 5, [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] | 6, [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] • [[ @{THAC0} - {1d20} ]] }

I just use the following macro when I am attacking with large numbers of creatures in 5E. /w gm &{template:default} {{name=Group Attacks}}{{No. of Hits=[[?{No of attackers|1}d20>[[@{target|ac}-{selected|melee-mod}]]]]}} It asks for a target to get the AC, then compares the to hit rolls to the AC and returns the number hits that were successful.  I then have a 2nd macro that asks for the number of successful hits and rolls the total damage. Don't see why /em The @{selected|token_name} hits an AC of @{THAC0} with {{No. of Hits=[[?{No of attackers|1}d20<[[@{target|THAC0}]]]]}} with its @{weapon_type} I may have messed up some of the macro trying to put it into 2E terminology, but it works great for 5E.