I used D####.DBF with Name, Find Now and Standard, Boolean, and RegExp settings
a folder with over 750 files with names like D1234 and none of them were found.
Xyplorer Help says that:
Wildcards (Pattern Matching Special Characters)
Characters in pattern Matches in string
? Any single character
* Zero or more characters
# Any single digit (0-9)
I documented the things I tried in the attachment.
Numeric Wildcard for Name with Find Now
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Numeric Wildcard for Name with Find Now
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Re: Numeric Wildcard for Name with Find Now
Configuration | Find and Filter | Find Files & Branch View | Find Files | [x] Enable extended pattern matching
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