You can advance the dates within searches using
SQLite.
First, identify the ItemIDs of your search items:
1) Ensure
Tools | Options | Attributes | ItemID is checked
2) Select a search item and determine its ItemID value in the Item Attributes pane (Ctrl+4)
Second, determine the AttributeIDs of the date attributes to be updated:
1) Go to
Tools | Attributes and display the ID column (right-click the column header and choose ID)
2) Locate the date attribute(s) and observe their IDs
Then run SQLite3.exe (see
http://www.kinook.com/Forum/showthre...?threadid=2825) and enter a SQL statement like this to advance all the date attributes of the searches by one day:
UPDATE FilterRow SET Value=Value+1 WHERE ItemID IN (1026,1027) AND ObjectID IN (1,2,969);
In the example above,
1026,1027 are the ItemIDs of two advanced search items I tested with, and
1,2,969 are the AttributeIDs of the Date Created, Date Modified, and Due Date attributes.
Change +1 to +7 to advance by one week or +30 (or +31 or +28, depending on the current month) to advance by one month.