How to use IF formula for multiple conditions together

Pancakey

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  1. 2021
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Hello, so I am trying to put two conditions together with an IF statement, how can I make it valid?

Column M = Cells with text
Column R = Paid or Unpaid status

I would like the statement to be able to search and say since Column M and Column R says this, then it will say Completed. If Column M and Column R does not match, or contain one of those text conditions, then it will say Incomplete.

=IF(AND(M4="*",R4="Paid"),“Completed”, “”)”
=IF((M4="*")+(R4="Paid"),“Completed”, “”)
 

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