The workaround for this is to emulate the virtual key for the [ key. This is VK_OEM_4 on the US layout. The following macro performs what you are looking for.

[Ctrl-Down]x[Ctrl-Up]Me!%%v219[Ctrl-Down]v[Ctrl-Up]]

The reason this occurs, as you surmised, is the parsing code itself. Essentially the open bracket starts a reserved word, and there is no allowance for an open bracket, THEN a reserved word. The workaround above is required to work as you desire.

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