Does anyone get macros 100%

I get within 5-10g of my goals and have been seeing great results. There have been a few times where I reached them 100 percent but it required me scooping out a tablespoon of yogurt or one ounce of chicken and I decided that was taking it a little far, so I just let it go if I am within 5-10 g. I have been very pleased with the progress and have even gone 8 lbs below my goal wieght that I set in December.

I think of my basic macro goals in grams, treating protein and fats as minimums, and carbs as the balancer (or occasionally alcohol, which has calories but isn't any macro). It's a rare day when I don't hit the protein and fat minimums - usually exceed protein by a comfortable margin.

If I'd determined that I needed a certain carb minimum to maintain energy level, or a certain carb maximum to avoid triggering cravings for more carbs (as some people report) - things that seem pretty individual - I'd probably manage carbs more carefully. But that's not been an issue for me.

(I also have a veggie/fruit servings minimum of 5 x 80g, and a desired higher target of 10 x 80g, which I usually hit or exceed. My carb totals are not low, as a consequence.)

I don't think there's any reason to be exactly exact on macros for any reason - humans are adaptive omnivores. Going consistently too low on the essential amino acids (protein) or essential fatty acids (fats) is a poor idea, so if there's a pattern of being low on good-quality sources of those macros, it could cause problems long-term. Averaging close to the right level of fats/protein over a small number of days should be fine.

Macros don't have a direct impact on weight loss: That's all about calories. Macros can have an indirect effect, in the sense that sub-par nutrition can trigger cravings (hard to stay within calories) or cause fatigue (move less so burn fewer calories). But the direct effect is via calories.

Macros are IMO important for health, energy level, body composition, and that sort of thing - actually, overall good nutrition is important for those reasons, including micros and fiber. If I look at my MFP nutrition totals, I'm usually in a comfortable spot for the tracked micros, averaged over a typical week, just from food. I also try to get some natural (food sourced) probiotics daily, too.

I think it's not essential to be this detail oriented, probably, but it makes me happy.

As far as goals or results, I'm not sure what you're asking for. I got to a healthy weight in 2016, after just under a year of weight loss, and have stayed at a healthy weight since (after 3 previous decades of overweight/obesity). My athletic performance is decent - above average - for my demographic (F, 66). My health markers (blood test results, blood pressure, that sort of thing) are in a healthy range (cholesterol & BP used to be high, when I was fat, even though I was already athletically active). My eating patterns generally keep me full and happy.