What is the result of using a wildcard symbol in the Find function?

Using a wildcard symbol in the Find function broadens the search criteria by allowing for flexibility in the search parameters. Wildcards, like the asterisk (*) or question mark (?), enable users to substitute various characters or groups of characters in their search. For instance, using an asterisk can help find any string of characters, effectively allowing the search term to match multiple variations.

This broadening feature is particularly useful when you are unsure of part of the word or phrase you are searching for. For example, searching for "test*" would return results like "testing," "tester," and "testament," as it includes any word that starts with "test." Thus, by using wildcards, you can execute a more extensive and inclusive search, which captures a wider array of possibilities.