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Shaurya Kesarwani
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Excel's SEARCH treats ? and * in the text to find as wildcards and ~ as
an escape for them, but SEARCH used a plain case-insensitive substring
search, so =SEARCH("?c","abc") returned #VALUE! instead of 2. When the
text to find contains a wildcard character, it is now converted with
WildcardMatch (as COUNTIF and the other criteria functions do) and
matched as a case-insensitive regular expression from the start offset.
Fixes #5075