Use of mutiple task completion dates to determine action completion date

Marcie Be

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Office Version
  1. 365
  2. 2010
Platform
  1. Windows
If I have an action that is comprised of mutiple tasks which all have a complete date, and the action is only complete when the final task is complete.
How would I capture that date in a cell for Action Complete.?
There is another variable in that there are a number of different types of action, 6 in all. Each type of action is comprised of different tasks. I am thinking there fore that each action type would need its own unique formula to calculate the Action Complete date specific to that type of action.
Hopefully I have explained the above clearly enough.
 

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