I think this is a much faster workaround, until Asana delivers the multiple-task-copy feature you’re asking for. The approach is basically to house your set of tasks within a single parent task so that you only have to duplicate one task, add it to the destination project, then promote the subtasks to top-level tasks.
One-time setup
- Make a task called Template Parent
- Add subtasks to Template Parent for each task in the set of tasks to be duplicated. Include their metadata and subtasks, which in this configuration will actually be sub-subtasks.
To duplicate (do these steps only once regardless of how many subtasks)
- Click on Template Parent
- Duplicate task, and in dialog carefully set checkboxes–if your subtasks or sub-subtasks have due dates then check the Due Dates checkbox, regardless of the parent task not having a Due Date
- Click the toast message in bottom right corner to open Duplicate of Template Parent in the detail pane
- Add to project: Add task Duplicate of Template Parent to the project where you ultimately want the set of tasks
- Click on that project pill to go to that project
- Click on the task Duplicate of Template Parent
- Select all the subtasks and drag them from right side detail pane to left side tasks pane
- Delete task Duplicate of Template Parent
Hope that helps,
Larry