Cntl +F (Default to "find an inaxact match")

tvc15

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About 30 times per day I click CNTL + F to do searches in Excel.
I never need to get an exact match, so I need to click at the bottom of a popup for an inexact match.
Do you know how I can make the inexact match become the default?
 

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My mistake. I was describing an Access search, not an Excel search.
If anyone knows how to change the default search in Access, please let me know.
 
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