I am looking in a folder and finding each shortcut then for each shortcut, I am pulling the last modified date. Then I am creating a token from Last Modified to drop the time stamp so it is just a date. Then I am comparing the Last Modified token to another Token called Oldest File. If the Last Modified is older than the current oldest file date, then it updates the Oldest File token to find the oldest file in the folder.

(Note Today - 10 days is currently calculating yesterday for testing purposes. In production it will find files older than 10 days old.)

The condition in question is the second to last conditional sequence comparing the current last modified date to the Oldest File token. It found the last modified date of 12/22/14 and is comparing to yesterday 1/5/15 and it's saying that 12/22/14 is NOT less than 1/5/15 so it will not update the oldest token.

Workflow:

Can you try tagging the token you're creating as date instead of string? Or use the token generated by For Each Entry instead of reassigning it to your own token?

I tried using the token generated by the For Each just left the time stamp on it - it let me update the oldest token, but when it came to comparing the oldest token to older than Today - 10 days (yesterday for testing/ 1/5/15) it again said that 12/22/14 is NOT less than or equal to 1/5/15.

So, I tried to use the token and instead of using a regular expression - I applied formatting (m/d/yy - I think that's what you meant by tagging the token as date instead of string?). That one will not let me update the oldest token because it says that 12/22/14 is NOT less than or equal to 1/5/2015. I've tried a few times with MM/dd/yy and M/d/yy, etc... all with the same results.

I checked every date I have in there and formatted ALL to M/d/yyyy and I still get: