[3.5e] drop down boxes for spells

so when i was using the 3.5 d&d pregenerated character sheet i was having an issue. i tried to add divine spells for the druid but only cleric spells would show up. and only 1 spell for each spell level. the 1st level spell was cure light wounds then 2nd level was doom i stopped checking after that. i tried to add spells for the wizard in the group and again encountered the same problem except the spells were only from the wizard list and level 0 was always read magic and level 1 was always magic missile. my suggestion is to have drop down boxes.1 drop down box for class so it will filter all the proper spells. then 1 drop down for each spell added to the character sheet. like if i wanted to add a level 0 wizard spell it would have a list of each spell then i choose one and it should load the proper macros for attack rolls and damages or add proper effects to the character/creature that the spell was cast on

The character sheet templates (except for a few specific official ones) are created by other players.&nbsp; In this particular case, I created the 3.5 sheet. The spells that show up are sample spell templates.&nbsp; You are expected to create your own macros for the spells that your character uses in the game. &nbsp;(note that you can click on and change the header names for each selection if you so desire and that higher level sections literally specify that it is placeholder text). I don't have the programming skill to have any reasonable way to have a set of pre-populated spells available without severely slowing down the character sheet further.&nbsp; There also might be copyright implications including that information.&nbsp; If we get a D&D3.5 compendium in the future, I have some plans on adjusting the sheet to allow drag-and-drop from that but there is no time frame given on such a feature at this time. &nbsp; The sheet was merely designed to be a way to hold the information needed to play in the game.&nbsp; I have tried to allow it be as friendly to homebrew and the usage of books beyond the base players handbook (which is the only one my group used) as I can, so I do not plan on hard coding a bunch of spells into it. You can find a list of macros for some of the spells here:&nbsp; <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1g8fUu5XTvAw8_PDQATIohaFaQEeQFt5J9EOrslfiqr0/edit#" rel="nofollow">https://docs.google.com/document/d/1g8fUu5XTvAw8_PDQATIohaFaQEeQFt5J9EOrslfiqr0/edit#</a> These have been entered by myself and others and there are some links to a variety of methods to create roll-template friendly macros further down the doc. Hope this helps.