Sometimes there is a need to find items modified in an interval of time. This example helps to develop a job to facilitate this.

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In the __UserVariable__ task, the olderthan_days and newerthan_days variables are to ease the adjustment of the job. Whenever the need of altering the interval comes up, only these two variables have to be edited, every other aspect of the configuration can be left untouched. In this example, we are interested in items (files and folders) modified in the interval between 5 and 10 days ago.

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Values/scripts for the variables:

{{{
olderthan: {add_start:{now}}-{math_start}{olderthan_days}*86400000{math_end}{add_end}
newerthan: {add_start:{now}}-{math_start}{newerthan_days}*86400000{math_end}{add_end}
}}}

The add_start and math_start CrushTask Functions (https://www.crushftp.com/crush10wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CrushTask%20Functions) are basically multiplying the days entered manually and extract from the current time - the {now} variable -, both are in epoch time.

The __Find__ task doesn't need much adjustment but the Depth of the folder structure has to be considered and the task configured accordingly.

__Jump__ tasks IMPORTANT: In both Jump tasks the "Make Jump act like if/else scenario passing all items" option must be set to off.