Wildcards
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Wildcards
Use the Wildcards setting in the Find and Replace dialog box, to use the following wildcards:
| Wildcards | Meaning |
| * | Stands for any number of occurrences, including no occurrence, of a character, except a carriage return. For example, te*st stands for tst, test, teest, t123st, etc. |
| ? | Stands for one character, except a carriage return. For example, t?st stands for test, tast, etc. |
| # | Stands for one digit. For example, te#st stands for te1st, te2st, etc. |
| [ ] | Stands for one of the characters in brackets. [Abc],, for example, stands for a, b or c. |
| [! ] | Excludes characters from the search. For example, [!0123456789] searches for all characters except the numbers 0 to 9. |