@Kait_Hoehne and @Mark_Rosing,
I’m unaware of any automated way to do this but if your project isn’t huge, it wouldn’t take long to reverse the steps described at Task actions: create, move, duplicate, and more | Product guide • Asana Product Guide. Do the following in the project (warning: I didn’t test all of this after I wrote it!):
- If you still have the original task, mark it incomplete, make sure it is added (membership) of this project (to preserve original attachments and comment thread). If not, create a new task in this project (you’ll lose those comments; you’ll lose the original attachments unless you re-attach
- Copy project name and paste as task title
- Copy project description and paste as task description
- Note project owner and make that person Assignee of task
- Note project members and make them all task collaborators
!l Set view to All tasks (not just Incomplete tasks) if you want to preserve completed tasks too - One-by-one, in order, drag project tasks into subtsks of task you’re building
- If the project has section, click in the task pane and then for each section, type Tab+N. Copy/paste all those section names and drag and drop into order
- Add the task to the destination project you’d like
- Archive the current project you no longer need; delete it eventually if you’re sure you don’t need it.
It sounds like a lot but if only a few dozen tasks I think you could do this in five minutes.
Hope that helps,
Larry