Difficulty with sumifs formula

I was hoping someone could help me. Having difficulty getting my sumifs formula to work.

I am trying to sum a total if a project is closed and for projects closed within the year 2020. Currently this is the formula I am trying to use (tried different variations to no success):

=SUMIFS({Cyndy Brewczak Project List Range 1}, "Closed", {Cyndy Brewczak Project List Range 2}, AND(@cell >= DATE(2020, 1, 1), @cell <= DATE(2020, 12, 31), {Cyndy Brewczak Project List Range 4})))

Project list 4 in the example above is the column that has the totals that need to be summed.

If anyone can provide some insight or helpful hints it'll be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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Paul Newcome

For SUMIFS, the range to sum should come first. Then enter your range/criteria sets.

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Paul Newcome

For SUMIFS, the range to sum should come first. Then enter your range/criteria sets.

Shane Cornwell

Paul - thank you greatly. Not sure why I didn't try that, makes too much sense I suppose : )

Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you and your family sir!

Paul Newcome

Happy to help, and same to you and yours. 👍️

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