Using a selection from a drop down

If I use a drop down menu for example this; ?{Weapon|Greatsword,2d6|Longsword,1d8} I can use ?{Weapon} which will bring up the result of the choice;  2d6, if the Greatsword option was selected. Is there also a way to bring up the name of the selection so, Greatsword,  in the example above. Like a ?{Weapon_choice} or something? Thanks for any help D&D 5e OGL if that makes a difference.

Add the text into the query output: ?{Weapon|Greatsword,Greatsword - [[2d6]]|Longsword,Longsword - [[1d8]]} A query output is literally a replacement so what you get is what you choose.

If you are using this as part of a larger formula/calculation you'll end up needing to use value tagging instead to avoid breaking the roll: ?{Weapon|Greatsword,2d6[Greatsword]|Longsword,1d8[Longsword]}

You'd either need to use a separate drop down for that (not ideal!), or include more details in the query. For instance you can do I attack with my ?{Weapon|Greatsword,Greatsword /roll 2d6|Longsword,Longsword /roll 1d8} In queries, if you separate an entry with a comma, the bit to the left is what gets displayed in the drop down, and the bit to the right is what the macro uses-  and this can spread over multiple lines. It must not include more commas, | or } characters (except attribute names like @{frodo|strength} are fine), or it'll break the query.