Can't /roll in a nested macro, help?

Hi, I want to make a DnD 5e saving throw macro that asks if I have (dis)advantage and which stat to use. Currently my setup is as follows: Macro called Saving-Throw : ?{Type |     Normal, #normal |     Advantage, #advantage |     Disadvantage, #disadvantage } And the macro # normal looks like (Assume I have correctly changed every illegal character (|, , }) into html codes (&#124 etc. I'm posting it like this for clarity) : /roll 1d20 + ?{Attribute |     Strength , 0 |     Dexterity , 5 |     Constitution , 3 |     Intelligence , -1 |     Wisdom , 2 |     Charisma , -2 } + ?{Proficiency? | No , 0| Yes ,  2 } However, when I use the Saving-Throw macro, it correctly asks for advantage but only prints "/roll 1d20 + " and whatever the bonus is, rather than rolling a die. In fact, if the macro says only: /roll 1d20 using the Saving-Throw macro still only prints "/roll 1d20" without rolling anything. I had this working just a moment ago, what's wrong with this one?

You've mentioned the html entities, so the most likely thing is this Normal, #normal |     Advantage, #advantage |     Disadvantage, #disadvantage } there's a space after each comma there. Everything after the comma gets printed to chat, including that space. For /roll to work, it must be at the start of the line, a space stops it working.  So change it to this and test Normal,#normal |     Advantage,#advantage |     Disadvantage,#disadvantage }

I had no idea a space there could mess things up. Removing the space fixed the problem, thank you so much!

You're welcome. :)