Ok, the first thing is that an attribute in a repeating section always has 3 parts with each part being separated by an underscore: 1. the repeating section label (from the html) 2. the row id 3. the specific attribute name for the field that you want. For the first part, you are looking at @{repeating_skillocc, @{repeating_skillelective, and @{repeating_skillsecondary There are 2 ways to go about the second. You can just go for a row number. $0 would be the first row, since it starts counting from zero. Your 12th skill in one section would be $11 for the row number. The downfall of this method is that if something gets deleted or reordered up the list, it changes the row number of everything falling after. The other way is to get the row id, which will require you to inspect the sheet. You see that big string labeled data-reprowid? That is the specific row id that was generated when the row is created. If you use that, it will still look for the same row no matter where it gets moved in the list, since that is a unique identifier. The third is the specific attribute for the field holding the number you want to retrieve. In this case it is skill_rating} This leaves you with an attribute of @{repeating_skillocc_$0_skill_rating} for the skill rating of the first row of the OCC skill list. Or you replace the $0 with the row id (which includes the little leading dash), looking something like @{repeating_skillocc_-MMJ2mtZ70212Swf3YkD_skill_rating} for the one you have highlighted. I may not have it all typed in right, since it is hard to see. The easiest way to get the unique ID is to drag the roll button to the quick macro bar, but that sheet was written before that existed and wasn't written to accommodate that feature. Edit: For anything Power Cards specific, you may want to post in the active thread for that script if you don't get answer here.
