Pathfinder Sheet Spell Macro to target others

I have the spell Magic Missile on my character sheet and in the MACRO box there is a BUNCH of text.  Who knows what its all for.  Anybody know WHAT and WHERE I would add to make it so I would hit the Macro button for magic missile and it would then ask me to select my targets (upto 5 in this case as I'm 10th level), and then resolve the damage against those targets?  something like @{token selected}|token  i don't really know, I'm just guessing here.  Any help??? As a bonus effect.  If I use BAR 1 for HP is there a way to get it to actually take the hp away from their BAR 1?

Add {{Target=@{target|token_name}}} after the {{name=Magic Missle}} section

Omegaman said: As a bonus effect.  If I use BAR 1 for HP is there a way to get it to actually take the hp away from their BAR 1? This will require token-mod by The Aaron. You won't be able to do it one fell swoop though as you can't reuse roll results. You could put a command button in the roll output that would trigger Token-mod and query you for the amount of damage to be done.

Not to be dense, but this is what is in that box @{PC-whisper} &{template:pf_spell} @{toggle_spell_accessible} @{toggle_rounded_flag} {{color=@{rolltemplate_color}}} {{header_image=@{header_image-pf_spell}}} {{name=@{name}}} {{Target=@{target|token_name}}} {{character_name=@{character_name}}} {{character_id=@{character_id}}} {{subtitle}} {{deafened_note=@{SpellFailureNote}}} @{spell_options} So like that?  I added the bold.  I just tried it and it seemed to work.  Didn't roll any damage though.  Okay, got damage roll to show up.  Next question: what syntax will get me the spell to check caster level /2 so it calculates and then rolls multiple damage for 1-5 missiles?  What if I want t oselect different targets for my missiles?  How would I get it to ask me to click on targets the appropriate number of times based on caster level /2? Also, what would the command be to make it go against their TOUCH AC of that target token?  (syntax wise how would I type that in my macro?)