Controls how the entered text string is compared with text in objects when using the -FIND command.
The following prompts are displayed.
Includes the case of the text in the Enter text to find search box as part of the search criteria.
Finds only whole words that match the text in the Enter text to find search box.
For example, if you select Whole words only and search for "Front Door", -FIND does not locate the text string "Front Doormat".
Allows the use of wildcard characters in searches.
| Character | Definition |
|---|---|
| # (Pound) | Matches any numeric digit. |
| @ (At) | Matches any alphabetic character. |
| . (Period) | Matches any non-alphanumeric character. |
| * (Asterisk) | Matches any string and can be used anywhere in the search string. |
| ? (Question mark) | Matches any single character. For example, ?BC matches ABC, 3BC, and so on. |
| ~ (Tilde) | Matches anything except the specified pattern. For example, ~AB matches all strings that do not contain AB. |
| [ ] | Matches any one of the enclosed characters. For example, [AB]C matches AC and BC. |
| [~] | Matches any character not enclosed. For example, [~AB]C matches XC but not AC. |
| [-] | Specifies a range for a single character. For example, [A-G]C matches AC, BC, and so on through GC, but not HC. |
| ` (Reverse quote) | Reads the next character literally. For example, `~AB matches ~AB. |
Matches diacritical marks, or accents, in search results.
Matches half-width and full-width characters in search results.
Exits the command.