I’d like a feature like this. We route all of our incoming work items through forms and every request has the task name “Design, Web & Email Requests” submissions, that we then have to go and rename. Sometimes that’s 50-60 tasks coming in at the same time.
It’d be great if I could rename the task with a field from the form submission that’s already tied to a text field.
But @John_Loftis, you already can do this with forms (this thread is more about tasks that don’t come in through forms):
You can choose any set fields in the form, in any order, to become the task title.
Hope that helps,
Larry
Automatically add task name like {sequence number} + {project name}
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I have merged your post into an existing thread so don‘t forget to upvote 
Also have a look at Flowsana as you can achieve this with that tool.
I feel this is the perfect explaination.
I am setting up a Service Request form and wanted a better way to name the project tasks
I would also like to see this feature.
Our use case:
We receive external tasks that can have multiple categories. One of them is a feature request. These are automatically added to the Feature Request section and I would like to have a rule that also updates the task name as follows: “FR | {task_name}”.
Yes I’m surprised this isn’t a thing yet, as I’d categorise it as basic functionality for enterprise work management software.
I’ll tell you why I missed this functionality today. I helped move the process for preparing laptops for new hires to Asana. If I was able to set the task name to:
Laptop for {name of new hire}
we would be able to get all of the context from the task name.
Now we need to choose between:
Both don’t give enough context to be able to see at a glance what this task is about.
We have functionality like this in adding comments, and I feel it is needed here.
Hi @Jan-Rienk - Have you tried the rule action Set task name? It exposes most data (including metadata) from the task for renaming.
@Stephen_Li Thank you for this! I missed that.
I assumed this wasn’t a thing yet, also since the thread was still open.
@Mike_Tammaro I think that solves it?
@lpb I didn’t manage to select multiple fields from the form settings 
Not sure if you meant this was new to you or it wasn’t working for you?
@lpb It didn’t work for me, but I see now it was because I was trying to select both the form name and an other value.
I see now I can select multiple items as long as the form name isn’t one of them.