🎉 Improved list outputs with Asana2Go

[lpb]

Asana2Go, the multi-purpose tool to flexibly copy, export and print from Asana, now offers six improved list outputs for viewing your Asana tasks.

Easily render your chosen content and paste to an email or another document. Or just use these new formats to see your Asana content in new and different ways, whether you’re trying to suss out information across many tasks, or dig into the depth of content of a select few. Go beyond Asana’s rudimentary and inflexible print output capability.

Read all about it and see other example outputs here:
Medium Post - Asana2Go: Lists!

And this is just one kind of output that Asana2Go can produce. Novices can select from 20 different standard reports/outputs including various kinds of tables, CSVs, etc. Experts can create their own custom output using the included authoring tool with data and language helpers and documentation.

Asana2Go is free for all private and most commercial use (see Asana2Go for details), but please consider supporting Asana2Go: Larry Berger is creator of the Asana2Go app and an Asana Certified Pro consultant

Thanks,

Larry

[Barbara_Losi]

When I create a list (I want to see every project that has a specific task in it that has not been completed yet) even though there is a column for “Projects” it’s blank, unless I add that task to the project with “tab+P” which would be too time consuming when my list could have around 100 tasks.

I really need to see the projects in the list.

Any help or advise would be greatly appreciated.

[lpb]

Welcome, @Barbara_Losi,

I’m not sure if you need my Asana2Go for this.

Could you create a new topic in Tips and Tricks and show a sketch or some example of the output (rows and columns) that you are looking for and specify the conditions under which the rows would appear and then we can try to help you do that in Asana, or with an integration if needed.

Thanks,

Larry