how find objects between two labels in clearcase

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Hi ,

I would like to get all sources/objects between two releases that happened within a month from clearcase. I wrote the below command and it displays only less number of sources compared to the actual one.
Please advive where I am wrong

cleartool find <path> -element "lbtype (Label b) && ! lbtype(label a) && ! -element (.../Branch1/latest)" -print

where:

label a is the label of last month release
label b is the current label
and branch1 is the branch from where all release happened

Thanks in advance

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