Open the template page and click on "Try it".
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Proceed, and the template will be automatically copied to your workspace.
Change the template name as needed.

Things to Prepare
・A Google Spreadsheet where you can enter task information.
Use the headers in the image as a reference.
(You will fill this in later during testing.)

・An Asana project where you can transfer task information
Now, let's set up the app trigger.
Select "When a row is added".
Change the title as needed.
After verifying the account information to be linked, proceed to the next step.
- Trigger Interval: You can choose from intervals of 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, or 60 minutes.
※ The selection of intervals varies depending on the plan.

Set the table range to include everything, including the headers.
- Column with Unique Values
※ Be sure to select a column where values do not duplicate!

Now, move to the Google Spreadsheet where the tasks are listed.
Leave the task ID in column G blank as it will be used later.
Fill in the other fields.

Return to Flowbot and test it.
If the information you want to add to Asana is reflected in the output, save it.
Next, click on "Add Task".
Please verify the account information to be linked here as well.
Proceed to the next step and configure the fields.
Select the title from the output as follows.

Select other fields from the output as well.

Set the remaining fields as desired.

Test this as well, and if the added task ID in Asana is obtained in the output, save it.
Next, click on "Update Record".
Link the database.

Set the conditions for the record you want to update as shown in the image.

Since you want to update the task ID obtained earlier, select the output as follows.

Test and save if successful.
Check on the Asana side.
Thank you for your hard work up to this point.
Even someone like me, who is not familiar with programming, was able to proceed easily.
Here is the Flowbot used this time↓