It is not clear what you are trying to achieve, but I'll try a stab-in-the-dark to see if this helps:
- Macros can have as many different triggers at the same time as you like
- So, create your macro and assign all of the triggers to it.
- The first Action will be to get the trigger that was used:
set myTrigger to%TriggerValue%
- Next use a Switch or Case action with the Variable
myTrigger
- Each Case will be the different triggers, as in:
- ⌃1
- ⌃2
- etc
- Each Case will be the different triggers, as in:
This simple macro will help you understand Trigger Tokens.
Example Results
MACRO: Example of Trigger Tokens
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**Note: This Macro was uploaded in a DISABLED state. You must enable before it can be triggered.**
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Questions?