Following command works fine with one type of files ,
forfiles -p \"C:abc\\del\" -s -m *.exe -d -70 -c \"cmd /c echo @path\"
Is it possible
Not as nice as I hoped for but this oneliner can help out. Notice however that you can't use * as a filter because the IN function starts selecting files in that case.
for %G in (.exe, .dll, .xyz) do forfiles -p "C:abc\del" -s -m *%G -d -70 -c "cmd /c echo @path"
Used this for reference.
It's also possible to traverse the directory structure in a single pass and test each file extension with an IF
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forfiles -p c:\ -s -c "cmd /c (if @ext==\"exe\" echo @path) & ( if @ext==\"dll\" echo @path) & ( if @ext==\"xyz\" echo @path)"
Just remember to escape the inner quotes \"dll\" instead of "dll"
, because the whole command is in a single string.