Nested Macros: How do you avoid new line?

TL;DR: How can I avoid having each call of a macro make a new line? I've used Roll20 for a while now, but I've been using it off and on. In the past I could have a nested macro that looks like such: #Rapier: #R-Att for #R-Dmg where #R-Att is the attack roll, and #R-Dmg is the damage roll. It would all display neatly on a single line. For example: "[25] for [5] damage" where the [#] represents the roll result. However, when I tried this again recently, every call of a different macro creates a new line. As such, I now see: "[25] for [5] damage" This is a pain when I have a full attack that rolls multiple attacks. Instead of showing two attacks on two separate lines, I now have the following for my rogue: "[25] for [6] damage + [5] precision [22] for [3] damage + [2] precision" and so many lines make a total mess in the chat. How can I avoid having each call of a macro make a new line?

Odd. I just went back to an old Roll20 game and checked the macros there, and they worked fine. Does anyone know why in this case the lines would be broken?

Ugh, I figured out my own question. When pasting into Roll20's Macros, an extra "return" is left, which causes line breaks. Thus every time a macro is called, it ends with a "return," which is what broke my lines. Well, I hope this helps someone else.

This happens more often than you'd think ;) Thanks for updating your post so that it might help others in the future though :)