AutoHotkey script: how to know which AutoHotkey scripts I use the most

Hello experts,
I have multiple AutoHotkey scripts in one single file. Please find bellow an exemple: 
The idea is to run an AutoHotkey script without affecting performance of my computer and check which are the one's that I use the most based on a certain period.
The objective of this script is to:

-Check which are the AutoHot script that I use the most.
-Review my compiled file if I need to keep an other file the AutoHotkey script that I don't use anymore.

#NoEnv ; avoid checking empty variables to see if they are environment variables
#SingleInstance Force ; replace old instance immediately
SetBatchLines,-1 ; run at maximum speed
SendMode Input ; faster and more reliable

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;====================================
;INSTRUCTIONS
;====================================
; Win => #, Alt => !, Control => ^, Shift => +


;====================================
;SciTE4AutoHotkey KEY SHORCTUS
;====================================


;Toogle bookmark Search Tab: Ctrl + F2
;Go To previous bookmark Shift + F2
;Clear bookmark Alt + S + C


;====================================
;VARIABLES
;====================================
Excel32:="C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\EXCEL.EXE"
Excel64:="C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\EXCEL.EXE"


;====================================
;Run Cmd
;====================================


#!c::
If !(A_IsAdmin) ; you are not admin
{
  Try Run,*RunAs %comspec% /k
  Catch
    MsgBox,4144,Error,Run As Admin failed
  Return
}
Else ; you are already admin
{
  Try Run,%comspec% /k
  Catch
    MsgBox,4144,Error,Run (already As Admin) failed
  Return
}


;====================================
;Run Powershell
;====================================


#!p::
If (FileExist(Powershellexe))
{
  Run,%Powershellexe%
  Return
}
Else
{
  MsgBox,4112,Fatal Error,%Powershellexe% does not exist on your system.
}
Return


;====================================
;Run Chrome
;====================================


#!h::
Run, C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe
Return

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Regards,
Luis.