Compliance Search query for *@domain.com (Wildcard) ?

EnterpriseArchitect 4,721 Reputation points
2022-09-28T03:41:57.623+00:00

Using the GUI: https://compliance.microsoft.com/contentsearchv2?viewid=search maybe something like:
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May I know what's the command in PowerShell? 

New-ComplianceSearch -Name $SearchIdentity -ExchangeLocation All -ContentMatchQuery 'sender:"*@domain.com"

Because I received this error:
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Thank you in advance.

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  1. Vasil Michev 94,911 Reputation points MVP
    2022-09-28T06:12:23.33+00:00

    Remove both the wildcard and the @ sign. Here's an example that only includes emails from specific domain: 

    (c:c)(participants:domain.com)(kind=email)  
New-ComplianceSearch -ContentMatchQuery "(c:c)(participants:domain.com)(kind=email)" -name Domain -ExchangeLocation All

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