Showing Level Cast at in the Higher Level Cast Area?

*Notes Below* Within the D&D 5e by Roll20 Character Sheet, I'm trying to set up the various Healing Spells (Cure Wounds, Healing Word, Mass versions, etc.) so that in the resulting template that comes out, there is a section that states: "Cast at X-level" (x = 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc.) for the Higher Level Cast / hldmg section; thanks to Dakota H., I see how you can set up dmg line 1 to include all the dice for X level cast in the one area (dmg1 or such), and something like Discple of Life and/or Blesssed Healer in dmg2's spot.  But how to adjust the hldmg/higher level cast field to ouput purely the spell level the spell was cast at?  I do not know and would greatly appreciate some assistance with.  Clever ideas?  Yes, please, and thank you. *I'm working with the D&D 5e sheet by Roll20 and I have the PHB and Xanathar's Guide to Everything.

EDIT - this first method doesn't actually need to go in the INNATE field if you have higher level damage die set to NONE, though using the INNATE field means it will work even if higher level damage isn't disabled. You can probably just throw it in the {{description}} field in Attacks & Spellcasting for better readability provided you have the higher level cast disabled for that spell. It's probably easier to just use the {{description}} field in the Attacks & Spellcasting section, but you can use {{hldmg}} if you prefer. If you put this in the INNATE field in the Spells tab: }}{{hldmg=**Cast at level [[?{Cast at what level?}]] it goes immediately after whatever is in there already (generally nothing). The Query will need to be spelled exactly as you have it in your {{dmg1}} and {{dmg2}} sections. If you're using a different output to the label like the sheet does, for example: {Cast at what level?| Level 1, 2| Level 2, 3}d8 You will need to undo that math in the hldmg section to get the correct spells slot number. The above example would be [[?{Cast at what level?} -1]]. You probably want to disable the hldmg for the spell (you've probably already done this if you're using dmg1 and dmg2 for the full output) or you'll still get hldmgcrit messing things up on a crit (for attack roll spells). The description area of the Attacks & Spellcasting section is.... far simpler. Just put **Cast with spell slot ?{Cast at what level?}** in there. Or, if you want to tidy it up & center it: [Cast at level ?{Cast at what level?}](#" style="display:block;text-align:center;font-size:16px;font-style:italic)