Find palette activated by a certain keystroke?

[MitchellModel]

Sometimes something surprising happens when I type a modified and/or function key. To find out what macro the key just ran I can use the toolbar ⌘ icon. (If I know the key I just typed — not always the case — I can also look through All Macros ordered by keybinding.) However, sometimes what a key does is activate a palette or a group. I don’t know how to find out what the keystroke does. For example: ⌃F11. Suggestions?

[DanThomas]

Several options.

Go to the "All Macros" group, then click on the arrow circled in the following image. It sorts the macros by trigger (start looking from the end of the list).

There are also ways to search by trigger. Here's one thread on the subject - I'm sure there's more.

Macro searching by trigger

Is there a way to search macros based on trigger (specifically Hotkey)? E.g. I want to find all my macros that include the modifiers ⌘⇧⌥ in the hotkey trigger. Typing one or more glyphs in the search filed or in a smart group criterium doesn’t work (the search is not limited to the trigger and actually I’m not completely clear about the scope of a search). On a side note: while playing with smart groups I mangled the “All Macros” filter. It should be “all:” but just want to be sure, is that c…

[MitchellModel]

I want a group activation not a macro.

[DanThomas]

Duh. Sorry.

[DanThomas]

Man, I totally didn’t read your message very well, did I? Sorry about that.

So, can’t you just select a group, then down-arrow or up-arrow through the groups until you find what you’re looking for?

[MitchellModel]

I guess. More tedious the more groups you have. With macro keystrokes I can scroll to where I expect the keystroke to be.

[DanThomas]

Well, I didn’t say it was ideal But it’s not that bad, either.