Rolls do not match updated 5E character sheet.

When I leveled up my character to 4 and increased dex and Wis to 18 and 16 respectively. The sheet looked correct but my ROLLS refuse to reflect the updated stat modifiers. How do I fix this?

Do you roll using the character sheet or are they buttons along the bottom of the screen?

I also had this problem. I had to change attributes manually to fix sheet macro rolls. However, not all players in the group experienced this bug. We're using community contributed 5e sheet.

Figured out our group's problem. (I'm not related to the original poster though) I changed sheet for my game once, from 5e Roll20 OGL to 5e community contributed But some attributes from former sheet type remained in already created sheets and messed sheet macros up. Those leftover attributes were deleted one by one, or I created new sheets for bugged characters. My case is solved :)

Kyle G. said: Do you roll using the character sheet or are they buttons along the bottom of the screen? I roll via the sheet itself

I finally fixed the issue. I should tell you how so the sillyness can be fixed and others can solve the same issue. It turns out that just ticking up the stats on the character sheet did not change it deep enough I had to go into the [Attributes & Abilities] section of the chart. Locate the stat BASE and MOD for Dex and Wisdom (In this case) and manually tic them up there to match what was written on the sheet.  A bit silly is it not?

It is possible, based on that information, that the attributes had become disconnected from the sheet values somehow (i'd recommend sweeping your A&A section to look for duplicate attributes). Once duplicates have been removed (or proven to not exist) I'd then recommend deleting the non-updating attributes and reentering that information into your sheet to force the link back to life. Essentially, bar freak occurrences, the sheet values shouldn't ever be different to the attribute behind it since the sheets are essentially just wrappers to display that information in an aesthetically pleasing manor.