I have found this a very useful solution.
Note that copying long lists of files can take some seconds or even minutes, but it does work. Don't copy anything else to the clipboard while waiting: the clipboard will be overwritten anyway.
forfiles /p "$(FullPath)" /m "$(Name)" /c "cmd /c echo @fdate @ftime @fsize @path"
setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION&(if "!SA!"=="" set SA="%TEMP%\sa%RANDOM%")&forfiles /p "$(FullPath)." /m "$(Name)" /c "cmd /c echo @fdate @ftime[TAB]@fsize[TAB]@path"| findstr /r /v /c:"^$$" >>!SA!&clip <!SA!
Sorry... but after reading all the comments, I admit I am getting lost. I have tried what you are posting but it is not working, so I am sure I am not understanding it well.
Could you please summarize the list of steps required to export the whole list of results to an external file or the clipboard, including file size and date?
ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION&(if "!SA!"=="" set SA="%TEMP%\sa%RANDOM%")&for %%A in ("$(FullName)") do echo %%~aA;%%~tA;%%~zA;%%~A>>!SA!&clip<!SA!
This User Menu entry copies the properties of the selected files/folders to the clipboard: attributes, date/time (without seconds), size (in bytes) and full filename. Use it by selecting some files/folders (in the Find list), pressing F9 and choosing Copy properties. Then paste the properties into Notepad or Excel or wherever you need it.
For very large selections it might take a few seconds or even minutes until everything is on the clipboard.
Some explanation: setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION is necessary for the !SA! variable to work. A random temporary filename is made up (in the first iteration only). Then for enables the %~ (enhanced variable substitution, try FOR /?), which is used to add the properties to the file. The complete file is then copied to the clipboard using the clip command. This whole procedure will be repeated for every selected file/folder, so in the end the clipboard contains all echoed lines.
This forum changes TAB characters into spaces so I separated the properties by semicolons (;) instead. To get TABs for easy pasting into Excel, just copy a TAB to the clipboard once (e.g. in Notepad) and paste it over every semicolon in the Arguments you just configured.
ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION&(if "!SA!"=="" set SA="%TEMP%\sa%RANDOM%")&forfiles /p "$(FullPath)." /m "$(Name)" /c "cmd /c echo @fdate @ftime;@fsize;@path"|findstr /r /v /c:"^$$">>!SA!&clip<!SA!
Thank you IMHO the most convienient and powerful workaround for the missing feature.