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The COUNTA and COUNTIF functions are working as designed.
A cell with a blank space in it is not empty (it's a string of length
1), so is included in the COUNTA result.
COUNTIF will work, but asterisk is a special character. It's a
wildcard. You need to escape it to get a literal asterisk. The
escape character in Excel is the tilde (~). So you need to do
=COUNTIF(J10:J1731,"~*")
I don't know why you were also including single-quotes inside the
double-quotes. Doing so should result in 0, not 1722. And there's no
way you should be getting 1772 with that range in any case.
John
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