When finishing a project, what option should you choose to move it to the Closed tab?

To move a project to the Closed tab effectively, selecting the option that explicitly states "Closed" communicates a clear and final status for the project. This action typically signifies that all tasks associated with the project have been completed and that no further work will be required.

Labeling a project as "Closed" ensures that it is properly categorized for future reference and reporting purposes, allowing stakeholders to understand that the project has reached its conclusion. This clear terminology helps maintain organization within the project management tool, making it easier to track completed work and analyze project outcomes later on.

Other choices, such as completing or archiving a project, do not explicitly indicate that the project is fully finished. Completing may suggest that tasks are done, but it does not necessarily convey that the project is closed in the context of overall lifecycle management. Archiving typically implies that the project is not currently active but does not confirm closure status, and canceling a project would indicate that it is being stopped before completion rather than being moved to a closed state. Therefore, selecting the option that directly states "Closed" is the most appropriate choice for accurately reflecting the completion of the project.