Arthur: It is tripping on a page that is either corrupt or not synced down from the server. You could enable macro logging (under Settings) and check the macro log to see which page is that. You can e-mail support@getonetastic.com for further troubleshooting.

Hi,
        It looks like this macro would be implementing the 'Recent Notes' notebook that is in all the phone versions of OneNote but missing in the desktop version, so greatly useful.
        However, I keep getting the error "The page does not exist" when trying to run it. I have a very hierarchical notebook that is organized as a single Notebook under which are only Section Groups, under which are only Sections, under which are all the Pages. When I go into a Section and run the macro with the Scope set to Current Section, it seems to work by creating a new page in the section called Recent Edits containing the listing. Any other case, however, seems to fail with the error above: If I choose Current Section Group, or Current Notebook, or All Notebooks as the Scope, it displays progress window titled Running Macro, and then gives the error window.
        I even modified a page and then ran it by setting the Number of Pages to Display to 1, in case it was tripping on a page that were recently modified but then perhaps removed, but still getting the same error.
        Any idea what might be causing this? Maybe the macro is mainly intended for more "flat" notebook organizations, but I can't find anything else for this important function. I'm happy to give more details to help diagnose. Thanks.

Jamil Haddadin: Such information doesn't exist. OneNote doesn't keep each modification date, it only keeps and provides the last modification date.

I think this tool will be great if it can list down modified pages on each day, not last modified pages on each day.
For example, if i modify page A in day 1-Jan-2017, 5-Jan-2017 & 12-Jan-2017, this Page A should appear in all those three days.
This will be a killer feature for accurate reporting!

Is there a way to show who last modified the page , I see this is only on the paragraph, anyone have hints on correlating this

thank you

I'd love the opposite: "Pages not edited since <date>" or "<number> oldest pages by modification date".

This a a very useful macro.
I am also looking for a macro that would essentially mirror the results displayed when searching for recent edits sorted by author: ideally be able to query all notebook and show results as hyperlink with lastmodifieddate sorted by author using either author and / or lastmodifiedby to show the most prolific contributors to a notebook. Would this be something you are working on? Thank you.