Date macro and scripts

[spud]

I am running version 5.12 and have a question about the use of date macros.

Right now my log file changes each night and I am using the file name format mm-dd-yy.txt. Each night I am updating some reports that include all the daily logs for the current month. In the script that runs the nightly reports, I append each of the daily log files before running the report. To append each daily log file, I us a macro like this:

Append c:\program files\hostmonitor\Logs\%mm%-01-%yy%
Append c:\program files\hostmonitor\Logs\%mm%-02-%yy%
(continue day 1 through day 31)
Append c:\program files\hostmonitor\Logs\%mm%-30-%yy%
Append c:\program files\hostmonitor\Logs\%mm%-31-%yy%

This works great at the end of the month, but at the start of each month, the script creates a report with only 1 day's data. What I really would like is to use the data from the previous 30 days. My question: Is there any way to reference a log file date relative to today? Or some other way to accomplish the same task?
For example: %dd-1% (i.e. today-1 day) or %dd-2% (today-2 days)

[KS-Soft]

Sorry, Log Analyzer does not provide such option.
May be in next version...

Regards
Alex