Hi Marie, I have been trying to import projects earlier this year and recently again and am still facing the same problem: the imported tasks all land in the same column, they do not inherit the column assigned in the csv file. Is there still no solution on this?
thanks for a heads.up
Nancy
HI @anon33409932,
In your CSV have you a “Section” column as shown in the " Before you get started: tips to organize the data in your spreadsheet" section of this guide article?
Hi Marie
Sorry for the long pause on this. I have been off for almost 4 weeks and it required some time to catch up with things.
Hope you had a good start into the year!
So, yes, my import sheet includes a column for section, named in German or English, named section or column… results are different each time but never what I desired it to be.
I am attaching the file for your reference and illustrated below the different results.
I’d be very grateful if this could be solved as it will mean a lot for us to finally start using Asana to its potential and gain efficiency.
Best Nancy
Import attempt 1: task 1, task 2, task 3
The import added all tasks to the first column of the sheet and created the “column” as new field
Import attempt 2: task 11, task 21, task 31
The import created a new column for each of the intended ones and allocated the task correctly to the newly created column.
Import attempt 3: task 12, task 22, task 32
The import added all tasks again to the fist column of the sheet and created the “column” as new field
Import attempt 4: task 13, task 23, task 33 with freshly downloaded import csv as per Asana suggestion
The import added all tasks again to the fist column of the sheet and created the “column” as new field
Even though I selected the column value per suggested correction:
(Attachment Asana-CSV-import-template 20210113.csv is missing)
(Attachment Asana-CSV-import-template (1).csv is missing)
