I have several such mappings configured in my EmEditor, and when I create and insert a new macro and insert it before any such shortcut-mapped macros, all mappings of shortcuts to macros that are after it in the defined macro order (i.e. the order in which the macros appear in the macro toolbar and the “Customize macros” dialog box) will shift, i.e. the shortcut mappings of those will now point to other macros than before!

This is very dangerous (depending on what the macros do of course), and it is seemingly because the mappings of the shortcuts point at indexes in the macro list, rather than the macro items/files in the list themselves (i.e. no matter if they are moved in the list or not. in this case by having other macros inserted before them).

This should probably be fixed ASAP in order to avoid accidents that may cause data loss for customers.

I’m really missing a shortcut to manually enter “edit mode” for the currently selected cell though (i.e. the equivalent of double-clicking the cell), since having to reach for the mouse each time I should edit a cell is really killing the really efficient workflow that the Cell Selection Mode has otherwise provided.

Is there a shortcut for this already that I’m just missing? I didn’t manage to find anything about it in the help?

I would really suggest making F2 the default shortcut for this, since Excel uses that for the same purpose (and it’s also more or less the de-facto standard shortcut in Windows for “edit currently selected item”). If not, could I otherwise customize it to be F2 (i.e. what’s the name of the command I should make a shortcut for in that case)?

Thanks as usual for your great support!