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I recently installed macOS High Sierra v 10.13.2 and FINDER will not sort my files by "last date opened". All other sort options work well.
Model Name: MacBookAir6,2
Is there anything i can do to fix this condition.
MacBook Air, macOS High Sierra (10.13.2)
What do you get?
Date Last Opened requires Metadata to be set on the file. High Sierra changed the metadata for that item, so it must be re-established. If you haven't opened it since installing High Sierra, that data doesn't exist so the file won't be sorted by Date Last Opened. It appears to revert to by name if there isn't any LastUsedDate metadata.
What do you get?
Date Last Opened requires Metadata to be set on the file. High Sierra changed the metadata for that item, so it must be re-established. If you haven't opened it since installing High Sierra, that data doesn't exist so the file won't be sorted by Date Last Opened. It appears to revert to by name if there isn't any LastUsedDate metadata.
Yeah, that's what it reverts to if it cannot find the metadata. So, it is working as designed, as they like to say.
When using FINDER and I choose to sort by last date opened, the view that I get is the same as if I was sorting by NAME. All other sort options, like date created and date modified work fine.
finder on mac os 10.13.2
