Search Wildcards
You can use a wildcard character to stand for part of a term. This can help you find multiple records with similar but not identical information, or when you do not remember the exact term.
Also refer to Search Operators for information on using operators to refine your search.
| Character | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
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* |
Stands for zero or more characters. You can use it anywhere in the string. |
9* would find all records beginning with 9. *9 would find all records containing 9. A*N would find all records starting with A and containing N. |
|
? |
Stands for a single character in a specific position in the string. |
9?_prod would find all records named 97_prod, 98_prod, and 99_prod. A? would find all products or services beginning with A. |
Topic updated: 03/2024.