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4e character sheet help

Hello everyone, I've been tinkering a lot with roll20 for some time but mostly I've looked up the answers to my questions through previous posts (hence, my first post here). I'm using the default 4e character sheet and I'd like to understand what macro I can use to display repeating fields like inventory or feats. For static fields I've already got the macro below (to show languages for example): /w @{selected|character_name} &{template:default} {{name=@{selected|token_name}'s misc stats}} {{Languages=@{selected|lang}}} However while this works with static fields like languages and defenses etc, I can't get it to work with repeating fields like racial traits or feats. I'd be happy with having a macro that only show the first feat/racial trait, as I want to use this to look up a monster's additional information quickly (ie. I want to fill out traits like aquatic in racial traits so when I hit the macro the aquatic trait comes up) For reference the 4e character sheet author has repeating fields in this attribute name:  @{repeating_feats_0_feat} Thanks in advance.
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Wes
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Sheet Author
Are you asking about the Dungeons & Dragons 4e Character Sheet? If so there is some information in the Wiki: DnD4e Character Sheet A macro for the First Feat in a descending list would be: /w @{selected|character_name} &{template:default} {{name=@{selected|token_name}'s misc stats}} {{Feat #1=@{selected|repeating_feats_$0_feat} }} A macro for the Second Feat in a descending list would be: /w @{selected|character_name} &{template:default} {{name=@{selected|token_name}'s misc stats}} {{Feat #2=@{selected|repeating_feats_$1_feat} }}
Thank you very much for the reply, I was indeed referring to the 4e character sheet. I was missing the $ sign within the macro.